Senior government officials have repeatedly said the government was unprepared for the pandemic.

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The fallout from the Covid inquiry features alongside a variety of stories in Britain’s newspapers.

Tuesday's papers carry the latest from the Covid inquiry and look at the tax cuts which could soon be announced.

His appearance comes a day after former chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance offered his insights into ministers’ handling of the pandemic.

Sir Patrick criticises Boris Johnson for being indecisive - and says scientists were not consulted on the Eat Out To Help Out scheme.

The Covid-19 inquiry heard from former chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance.

Editorial: Expanding on his late-night diary entries, Sir Patrick Vallance gave crucial evidence from a unique perspective

Sir Patrick criticises Boris Johnson for being weak and indecisive in autumn 2020, in diary entries.

Lucretia – known as Kiesha – Donaghy, 32, was pronounced dead after being found at a property in Elgin on November 16.

The former chief scientific adviser gave evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry on Monday.

The claim, heard during the public inquiry into the Covid pandemic, came from the diaries of Sir Patrick Vallance.

The Covid-19 inquiry heard from former chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance.

In one of the most explosive claims yet, the now PM allegedly said to ‘just let people die and that’s okay’, according to diaries from the former chief scientific adviser

The government’s chief scientific adviser during the pandemic is giving evidence – which could be bad news for Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson

The UK's chief scientific adviser during Covid recorded his thoughts most evenings in handwritten notes.

The UK’s chief scientific advisor said Boris Johnson struggled to understand the advice of scientists during the COVID pandemic which killed more than 200,000 in the UK.

Chief scientific adviser in pandemic says lockdown should have come sooner and that Johnson is not great at science

PM would almost certainly have known concerns over ‘eat out to help out’ scheme, says former chief scientific adviser

The Government’s former chief scientific adviser told the UK Covid-19 inquiry ministers may have ‘hid behind’ the phrase.