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Mark Drakeford commenting on a document that he claims shows that the UK Government were deliberately trying to restrict the ability of the Welsh Gov to follow the scientific advice to have a firebreak lockdown in autumn 2020. The Chair seems sceptical.

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Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice Cymru2 years ago

He’s so excited to drop this “smoking gun” that he jumps in his chair. Lady Hallett didn’t buy it. She said “we don’t have time to debate it”. Of course, a #WalesCovidInquiry would allow that time. Over to you Welsh Labour…

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Geraint Chinnock2 years ago

“…maybe its open for discussion but unfortunately we do not have enough time”. I wonder if we would have had more time with a Wales independent covid enquiry? 🤔🤔

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John Crowther2 years ago

He's a nauseating piece of work who has always blamed others for his mistakes.

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Si Aston2 years ago

I wouldn’t believe a word Drakeford says, usual blame game with him

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Heather Scammell2 years ago

We’d still be locked down if only Westminster would pay for it…

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Stephen Ng2 years ago

First Minister grasping at straws!

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Baa Ram Ewe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🐑🐷🦃🚜2 years ago

Tbh he has already said that he wouldn’t counter balance the socioeconomic factors with the ‘science’ so one I can see why the treasury is reserved in funding NPIs that are more extreme.

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Dai Larfin2 years ago

It’s just embarrassing for Wales he’s dithering on trying to make a point that isn’t there . The trouble is in Wales. He doesn’t get questioned about anything by his nodding dog of a cabinet . When somebody competent questions him, you can see his contempt

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the flipper 🐬2 years ago

Yet again demonstrating there is no sensible case for Wales remaining in the union

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