People's COVID Inquiry
By Keep Our NHS Public
This is the podcast of the People's COVID Inquiry. Subscribe to hear full recordings of all 8 fortnightly sessions that will take place until June 2021.
With more than 100,000 deaths from Covid-19, we believe the public deserves to know how and why this has happened. The death toll will continue to rise for many months until vaccination starts to have an effect. In the meantime, learning the right lessons is urgent if lives are to be saved. Our ‘People’s Covid Inquiry’ will examine what has happened and how well the NHS was prepared.
We will invite oral, written and video testimony from NHS staff, other frontline workers and members of the public as well as hear expert evidence. There will be a series of online Zoom meetings where a panel will interrogate the evidence presented in these testimonies.
A powerful body of work will be developed to help understand how best to restore the NHS, public health and social care to the quality public services essential to look after people and keep them safe, both now and in the future.
Our panel members are:
- Michael Mansfield QC (chair)
- Professor Neena Modi
- Dr Jacky Davis
- Dr Tolullah Oni
- Lorna Hackett, Barrister (Counsel to the Inquiry)
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Latest episode
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Report launch: Misconduct in public office
Why did so many thousands die unnecessarily? -
Preliminary findings
Recorded 7th July, 2021 -
The pandemic continues - What must happen now?
Recorded 16th June, 2021 -
Impact on the population (2 of 2) Families, NHS staff, mental health
Recorded 2nd June, 2021 -
Profiteering from the people's health?
Recorded 19th May 2021 -
Inequalities and discrimination
Recorded 5th May 2021 -
Impact on frontline staff and key workers
Recorded on 21st April, 2021 -
Impact on the population (1 of 2) Disability and social care in the pandemic
Recorded 7th April, 2021 -
Did the government adopt the right public health strategy?
Recorded 24th March, 2021 -
How did the government respond?
Recorded 10th March, 2021