UK Covid-19 Inquiry

1/ Module 3 investigates the governmental and societal response to Covid-19 as well as exploring the impact that the pandemic had on healthcare systems, patients and healthcare workers.

1/ On Thursday, we will publish the Inquiry's third report: ‘The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the healthcare systems of the United Kingdom’ (Module 3).

Gallwch gwylio Cadeirydd yr Ymchwiliad, y Farwnes Hallett, yn rhoi datganiad ar ei chanfyddiadau a'i hargymhellion drwy sianel YouTube yr Ymchwiliad 📺

Ddydd Iau nesaf am 12yp, bydd yr Ymchwiliad yn cyhoeddi ei drydydd adroddiad: ‘Effaith pandemig Covid-19 ar systemau gofal iechyd y Deyrnas Unedig’ (Modiwl 3).

You will be able to watch the Inquiry Chair, Baroness Hallett, give a statement on her findings and recommendations via the Inquiry YouTube channel 📺

Next Thursday at 12pm, the Inquiry will publish its third report: ‘The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the healthcare systems of the United Kingdom’ (Module 3).

These are just some of the experiences featured in the Inquiry's Final Every Story Matters record.

You can read the full record on the Inquiry's website.

covid19.public-inquiry.uk/every-story-...

The Inquiry has published the Final Every Story Matters record, bringing together the themes from almost 60,000 stories submitted to the Inquiry's listening exercise.

You can read the full record on the Inquiry's website.

covid19.public-inquiry.uk/every-story-...

The Covid-19 inquiry is sounding a clear warning. If it’s not heeded, yet more lives will be lost | Ben Connah It’s not a question of if, but when, another pandemic hits Britain. We owe it to all those who suffered to make sure mistakes are not repeated, says Ben Connah, secretary of the UK Covid-19 inquiry

5/ Read the article in full on the Guardian website 👇 and in print today 📰

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4/ The Inquiry’s focus now turns to writing and publishing the Chair’s remaining conclusions and recommendations. The Module 3 ‘Healthcare’ report is out in just a fortnight. Baroness Hallett expects the implementation of all the Inquiry’s recommendations promptly and in full.

3/ Around 380 witnesses heard. Over 58,000 personal stories gathered. More than 5 million pages of evidence reviewed.

2/ Inquiry Secretary Ben Connah writes in The Guardian why this Inquiry is so important, reflecting on its work so far, what is to come, and why the time for action is now.

1/ "The hearings are over. The remaining reports are coming. Change must happen. The public, hit so hard by the pandemic, deserves nothing less."

2/ The Chair has stressed the importance of ensuring all her recommendations are implemented to reduce the number of deaths, reduce the suffering and reduce the economic cost to the country in the event of another pandemic.

1/ Today, the Chair has closed the final day of public hearings with a statement. She thanks those who have contributed to the Inquiry's investigations.

Today marks the end of the Inquiry’s public hearings, but the Inquiry's work is not done.

It now turns its focus to publishing the remaining reports and recommendations.

Cofnodion - Ymchwiliad Covid-19 y DU Cofnodion

Gallwch ddarllen mwy am gofnod olaf Mae Pob Stori o Bwys drwy ymweld â gwefan yr Ymchwiliad.

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Heddiw, mae’r Ymchwiliad wedi cyhoeddi ei gofnod olaf Mae Pob Stori o Bwys. Mae’r cofnod yn dod ynghyd y themâu a rannwyd gan dros 58,000 o bobl gyda’r Ymchwiliad am eu profiadau o’r pandemig.

Records - UK Covid-19 Inquiry Records

2/ You can read more about the Final Every Story Matters Record by visiting the website.

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1/ Today the Inquiry has released its Final Every Story Matters Record, bringing together the themes that over 58,000 people shared with the Inquiry about their experiences of the pandemic.

Roundtables - UK Covid-19 Inquiry The Inquiry heard from over 100 organisations via a series of roundtables, to gather information for Module 10. Roundtables enabled a diverse range of organisations to provide their perspectives on th...

2/ You can read more about the findings from this roundtable discussion on the Inquiry's website.

www.covid19.public-inquiry.uk/roundtables/

1/ Last year the Inquiry heard from a wide range of organisations who were involved in delivering community-level sport and leisure during the pandemic at a roundtable discussion.

UK Covid-19 Inquiry This is the independent public inquiry to examine the UK’s preparedness and response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and to learn lessons for the future.

2/ Watch today’s hearings live from 10:00 (with a three minute delay) on our 📺 YouTube channel 👇

www.youtube.com/@UKCovid-19I...

1/ Today in the final day of public hearings for Module 10: Impact on Society, we will hear closing statements from Core Participants.

Support - UK Covid-19 Inquiry If you are in crisis If you are in crisis and are unable to keep yourself safe, or are having thoughts of self-harm or suicide that you may act on, please

2/ We understand that following the Inquiry’s hearings can be difficult. There are a number of organisations listed on our website which can provide support on different issues.

You can contact any of them if you need help.

covid19.public-inquiry.uk/support/

1/ Hearings have concluded for today for Module 10: Impact on Society. A full transcript of today’s hearings will be available on the website shortly with an accessible version available on request.

Katherine Poole gave evidence to the Inquiry today on behalf on Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK.

UK Covid-19 Inquiry This is the independent public inquiry to examine the UK’s preparedness and response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and to learn lessons for the future.

2/ Watch today’s hearings live (with a three minute delay) on our 📺 YouTube channel 👇

www.youtube.com/@UKCovid-19I...

Rivka Gottleib gave evidence on behalf of Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice at the Inquiry today.

UK Covid-19 Inquiry This is the independent public inquiry to examine the UK’s preparedness and response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and to learn lessons for the future.

2/ Watch today’s hearings live (with a three minute delay) on our 📺 YouTube channel 👇

www.youtube.com/@UKCovid-19I...