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Covid-19 Inquiry

The UK Covid-19 Inquiry (the Inquiry) was established in June 2022, with the aim of examining preparations and the response to the pandemic in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, as well as learning lessons for the future. The TUC is acting on behalf of its 48 member Unions and representing 5.5 million working people across the country at the Inquiry.
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About the Covid-19 Inquiry
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry (the Inquiry) was established in June 2022, with the aim of examining preparations and the response to the pandemic in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, as well as learning lessons for the future. The Inquiry’s chair, Baroness Heather Hallett, has been investigating a range of issues through the Inquiry’s ten modules.
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Make your voice heard in the Covid Inquiry
Complete the survey to get involved with the Covid-19 Inquiry and tell us about your experiences of the pandemic.
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From austerity to crisis: Covid-19 Inquiry highlights UK's pre-pandemic weaknesses
The Covid-19 Public Inquiry's Module One report highlights how austerity weakened the UK's public services and exacerbated health inequalities, stressing the urgent need for significant investment to ensure future resilience.
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Covid-19 Inquiry TUC submissions and recordings
Read our submissions and recordings from the Covid Inquiry as a Core Participant.
Covid Inquiry Report is a “moment of truth for the country” as report confirms impact of austerity on UK preparedness and resilience
TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak responds to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry Module 1 report.
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