The Prime Minister said he is “deeply sorry to all those who lost loved ones” during the pandemic as he opened his day-long evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry. Rishi Sunak told chairwoman Baroness Hallett it is “important that we learn the lessons so that we can be better prepared in the future”. The Downing Street incumbent served as Chancellor during the coronavirus outbreak and was responsible for implementing the furlough scheme and the Eat Out To Help Out discount hospitality scheme. Sunak was heckled by protesters when he arrived at Dorland House in London, to give evidence during the inquiry’s second investigation. Jake Berry is joined by TalkTV’s International Editor and Lockdown Files whistleblower Isabel Oakeshott to discuss the story. Click here for more from TalkTV If you need any help visit: #rishisunak #covid #talktv #talkradio
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