Mr Johnson said the elderly have ‘had a good innings’ and should be allowed to catch the virus in order to avoid further restrictions, the inquiry has heard

Watch live as Boris Johnson faces a second day of grilling at the Covid inquiry on Thursday (7 December).

Former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is returning for a second day of testimony before a COVID-19 public inquiry, facing further grilling over how he dealt with the latter stages of the pandemic

Former PM denied he made major mistakes during pandemic on first day of his evidence to the inquiry

Boris Johnson was heckled as he arrived to give further evidence at the Covid inquiry on Thursday morning (7 December). The former Prime Minister walked into Dorland House shortly after 7am, almost three hours before he faces a second day of grilling ...

Four protesters who were removed from Britain’s Covid inquiry as Boris Johnson began his evidence, claim victims have not been at the heart of the hearing. The four women, who staged a silent protest during the inquiry on Wednesday (6 December), sa ...

The Independent looks at the former prime minister and what he’s been up to lately

Comes after Mr Johnson’s apology to nation was interrupted by four protesters in hearing room

Families who had travelled to see former PM say inquiry appearance showed him to be ‘careless and chaotic’

He confirmed himself as manifestly unfit. Those who gave Britain such a leader should carry the shame of it to their graves, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The former prime minister has admitted vastly underestimating the risks in the early stages of the pandemic

The former PM sneaked into the Covid inquiry and mumbled an apology. He was blindsided by the most obvious questions

Former prime minister denies he made major mistakes and defends top team during full day of questioning

Boris Johnson did not deny questioning why his government was “destroying everything for people who will die anyway soon” during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020. Giving evidence to the Covid inquiry on Wednesday, 6 December, the former prime min ...

Boris Johnson was booed by protesters as he left the Covid inquiry in London after giving evidence on Wednesday, 6 December. It came after four people were removed from the hearing room after they held up signs reading: “The Dead can’t hear your ...

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The former prime minister has refused to criticise those working alongside him during the pandemic, insisting he takes ‘personal responsibility for all the decisions’ his government made

Boris Johnson has claimed that he could not remember Matt Hancock calling for an immediate lockdown in mid-March 2020, before it was officially implemented. The former prime minister appeared to give evidence before the Covid inquiry on Wednesday (6 ...

Ex-Conservative leader faces tough questions from counsel Hugo Keith KC

Boris Johnson appeared to choke up as he spoke about the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 at the Covid inquiry on Wednesday, 6 December. The former prime minister gave evidence in which he admitted his government “underestimated” the threat in the ea ...