Here's a running thread of all the things the current Prime Minister cannot recall whilst under oath at the Covid Inquiry.

Some more understandable than others I'd humbly suggest.

🧵 He cannot recall any conversations between officials or between officials and himself about safeguarding WhatsApp messages post the announcement of an inquiry to be set up in May 2021.

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So yesterday was just an extraordinary day at the Covid Inquiry that's been quite widely reported on.

Here's 10 things you may have missed amongst the huge amount that came out.

🧵 1) Answering a @The_TUC question, Cummings said that providing financial support for the lowest paid to self isolate was "neglected in the chaos" and agreed it was "appallingly neglected"

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Here's a thread of people to follow here on twitter to keep up with news, views and opinions on the #CovidInquiry

Please feel free to suggest others that should make the list.

🧵 First off the caveat apology of I'll miss people and the list will keep on growing!

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It's two years today since then Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the setting up of a statutory public inquiry under the 2005 act into Covid-19 and his governments handling of the crisis.

What's happened since then?

🧵 It would be a further 217 days before Johnson would announce the chair into the inquiry, Barroness Hallett, on 15 December 2021 following pressure from @CovidJusticeUK and others.

Three months later on 13 March 2022 the draft terms of reference would be passed to the chair.

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