'Fatal cost' of 'toxic No 10' and 'Migration overhaul'
Summary
An independent report on the UK's handling of the Covid pandemic criticizes the government's response, highlighting delays and a toxic culture in leadership. The report, led by former judge Baroness Hallett, attributes 23,000 deaths to these early pandemic missteps. In addition, there are plans for a significant change to the UK's migration model, potentially allowing high-earning migrants faster settlement.Key Facts
- An inquiry led by Baroness Hallett examined the UK's Covid pandemic response.
- The report claims delays in action led to 23,000 extra deaths in the first wave.
- It describes a "toxic and chaotic" workplace culture under former PM Boris Johnson.
- The report criticizes the government for being "too little, too late" in its response.
- The inquiry reportedly cost taxpayers £200 million.
- The UK's new migration plan may allow quick settlement for high-earning migrants.
- Changes to migration rules were described as the biggest in 50 years.
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