Boris Johnson lashed out at Hugo Keith KC, accusing the Covid inquiry counsel of suggesting he “had his feet up at Chevening” through February 2020. The inquiry has been told by Dominic Cummings that Mr Johnson was on holiday during the February ...

Boris Johnson confessed his pandemic meetings were ‘too male-dominated’ while speaking at the Covid inquiry on Wednesday 6 December. The former prime minister admitted it as Hugo Keith grilled him about people refusing to work at No 10 due to tox ...

Boris Johnson dismissed the exasperated messages exchanged between senior officials Mark Sedwill and Simon Case, on his first day of giving evidence at Britain’s Covid inquiry. In July 2020 Simon Case, the then-head official in Downing Street and n ...

Bereaved relatives say they have little hope of closure or revelation from former prime minister’s two-day appearance

Ex-PM is scheduled to be questioned for two days: here are the main points from his first session at the inquiry

Watch as Boris Johnson’s grilling at the Covid inquiry is interrupted as the chairwoman has to kick four people out (6 December). The former prime minister began his opening apology when protesters started shouting, forcing Lady Hallet to ask for t ...

inquiry chair removes protesters as former PM begins testimony about his handling of the pandemic

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Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to defend his record at a public inquiry into the country’s handling of COVID-19

Watch live as Boris Johnson gives evidence to Britain’s Covid inquiry on Wednesday (6 December) as the former prime minister faces a grilling over the government’s response to the pandemic.

Here’s everything you need to know about Hugo Keith and the Covid-19 inquiry

Former prime minister expected to argue that he got ‘most of the big calls right’ as relatives of bereaved protest outside hearing

Protestors gather outside as Boris Johnson faces tough questions on UK’s late lockdown today

Mr Johnson had been unable to supply the inquiry with any of his WhatsApp messages

Briefings of favourable stories to press have contained ‘usual lies and bluster’, bereaved families say

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

Security is beefed up at the Covid inquiry as the former PM finally faces grilling on decisions he made during pandemic

Former prime minister to be questioned on UK’s late lockdown and is expected to apologise for government mistakes

After accusations of erratic decision-making during the pandemic, the former prime minister will finally face the inquiry. Aletha Adu reports

The former prime minister is expected to apologise for mistakes but defend his pandemic record.