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Did lockdown need to be the law?

4 November 2023

11:01 AM

4 November 2023

11:01 AM

At times, the Covid public inquiry has had the appearance of a show trial – one that starts with the premise that lockdown was essential to saving lives and should have been imposed earlier in the spring of 2020, and that is seeking to find the guilty parties who prevented this happening.

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