British Medical Association and Trades Unions Congress add to calls for No 10 to step up preparations
Doctors and trade unions have joined forces with families bereaved by Covid to highlight issues ranging from border controls to the supply of face masks that they want addressed by next year’s public inquiry into the UK’s handling of the pandemic.
The British Medical Association, Trades Union Congress, the Independent Sage group of scientists and human rights campaigners are presenting a united front with Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice to increase pressure on Downing Street to step up preparations for the inquiry.
Pandemic preparations
Public health measures
Support for NHS staff, hospitals and care homes
Border controls
PPE and procurement
Vulnerable households
111 services
Support for frontline workers
Inequalities related to race, disability and regions
Differences between devolved nations
Prisons and immigration centres
Migrants and refugees and the homeless.
