COVID inquiry report condemns 'too little, too late' response and claims 23,000 lives could have been saved - but says lockdowns could have been avoided and left 'lasting scars' ...Middle East

There were 23,000 people killed by Covid who could have been saved if the lockdown had been imposed just one week earlier, the official inquiry concludes today.

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