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Matt Hancock has told the Inquiry that discharging untested NHS patients into Care Homes saved lives. He says there was 'no alternative'. We know, looking at how other countries dealt with the pandemic, that there was an alternative. Lives could and should have been saved.
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It was perfectly clear that, as far as the elderly and frail were concerned, they were expendable. No Tory minister has ever faced ANY punishment or a criminal conviction. #CovidInquiry

He's had 5 years to reflect or conjure up excuses Failed Failed Times up THE TIME IS UP

@JasonUnsworth__ Incompetence at its finest! = @MattHancock and @BorisJohnson

@ScouseLakes @MattHancock - incompetent man of awesome proportions, promoted by the equally incompetent @BorisJohnson to a position he was not qualified for. A decision leading to the death of 100000s of people. Blaming everyone but himself for his criminal mis mgt of the Covid epidemic

Matt Hancock and Boris Johnson promised to put “a protective ring” around care homes. They did nothing of the sort. Their policy of sending infected elderly patients in NHS care back to their care homes killed many of them plus many more in those care homes who also became ill.

Was it not Exercise Cygnus and report in 2016 that identified that we were unprepared for a COVID type pandemic? The Tory Government decided not to implement it's recommendations. We would have been more prepared had they done that.

This horrible little shit deserves prison

He’s got some nerve…!! This is a timely reminder of how he, Johnson and the rest of that “government” took us all for fools…shame on them and may justice be served 🙏🙏

@JasonUnsworth__ Where is @BorisJohnson today ?


