What's in the Covid inquiry report... in 68 seconds

Former senior minister Michael Gove has issued an apology for mistakes made during the Covid pandemic, acknowledging a 'toxic' culture within the government. While he expressed regret, Gove defended certain actions taken by the previous administration, highlighting the complexities of the crisis management at the time.

The UK has launched its largest prostate cancer screening trial in decades, aiming to identify the most effective detection methods for the disease, which is the most prevalent cancer among men in the country.

A recent inquiry into the UK government's handling of the Covid pandemic has concluded that delays in decision-making resulted in approximately 23,000 additional deaths during the first wave in England. The report criticizes the government's response as 'too little, too late', highlighting significant failures in managing the crisis.

The long-awaited report has been published regarding the government's handling of the Covid pandemic, indicating that the lockdown could have been avoided. This inquiry aims to assess the effectiveness of the measures taken during the crisis.

A new code of practice regarding access to single-sex services may prevent trans people from receiving services based on their appearance. However, this code cannot be enforced until it receives approval from ministers.

The UK Covid inquiry is investigating the government's response to the pandemic, gathering testimonies from politicians, civil servants, experts, and families affected by the crisis. The inquiry aims to assess the effectiveness of the measures implemented during the pandemic.