Dominic Cummings: Last News

KATE Garraway looked emotional as she reflected on "how different things could be" for her husband Derek Draper after Dominic Cummings' bombshell claims.

shock news that one in every 10 care home residents died of Covid in the first year of the pandemic. Care Inspectorate figures showed 3774 lost their lives to the virus up to March 31, 2021.

Kate Garraway has reflected back on her and husband Derek Draper's heartbreaking experience with coronavirus over the last year.The 54-year-old presenter returned to our screens on Thursday to discuss the latest news headlines on Good Morning Britain.Kate and her co-stars Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard discussed the allegations made by the Prime Minister's former chief special advisor Dominic Cummings, who spent seven hours giving evidence to parliamentary committees about the government's response to the pandemic on Wednesday.Mr Cummings was highly critical about policies and individuals - including the UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Prime Minister Boris Johnson himself.Discussing the news on Thursday's edition of GMB, Kate explained:

The tiering system that led to an explosive stand-off between Greater Manchester and the government last October had been ‘bodged together’ on the fly with no financial support plan in place, the Prime Minister’s former adviser Dominic Cummings has said, while Boris Johnson ‘constantly changed his mind’ about what places should be subject to what measures.

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coronavirus pandemic to an infamous Spider-Man meme.Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s former chief advisor, who was at the centre of last year’s Barnard Castle scandal, gave testimony to the Commons Health, and Science and Technology committees at Westminster today (May 26).During the lengthy questioning, Cummings made damning allegations against the PM, Health Secretary Matt Hancock and other government figures over their response to COVID-19 in 2020 and beyond.He said that Hancock should have been fired on “15 to 20” occasions, accusing him of “lying” throughout the health crisis.

Piers Morgan issued a double-edged apology for holding members of parliament to account on Good Morning Britain amid the Covid-19 pandemic.The 56-year-old former GMB star had been both slammed and haled for his efforts with ensuring that the government were shamed if - in his view - they'd not taken appropriate action where coronavirus was concerned.At the time, Piers used his presenting platform to highlight what he believed to be 'wrongdoings' as well as social media platforms to get messages strongly across.Taking another virtual 'stab' at officials, he took to his Twitter platform to humiliate Boris Johnson and his entourage in the wake of Dominic Cummings' claims about the Prime Minister.Piers penned: "A PERSONAL STATEMENT"I'd like to

Piers Morgan, 56, has teased how it would be “amazing” to return to Good Morning Britain tomorrow.The outspoken presenter also revealed he was still under contract on the show.The broadcaster revealed the news when he was replying to one of his followers on Twitter.Piers was speaking about the Dominic Cummings testimony when he said he “wished” he was on television tomorrow.He wrote: “Wish I was on TV tomorrow morning.“The Govt needs torching after this #Cummings testimony.”One of his followers then voiced their plea for him to make an appearance on GMB.They penned to Piers: “The whole nation wish you were on TV tomorrow morning Piers.“Perhaps GMB can invite you on as a guest presenter for the one day.“That would be amazing.”In response,

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Loose Women debate turned heated between Janet Street-Porter and Gloria Hunniford.The former family-group singer, 56, could see that things were spiralling out of control as both Gloria and Janet began to shout over one another.At which point, Coleen chimed in yelling "Miss, Miss Miss" to stop the pair from going hammer and tong with their differing views.The panel, which included former This Morning star Ruth Langsford, Coleen, Janet and Gloria, were busy discussing claims Dominic Cummings had aired about Prime Minister Boris Johnson's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.Janet had argued that Dominic Cummings should be held to account and the public should be notified because the UK had one of the "highest death rates".Gloria felt that

Prime Minister was called on by the SNP’s Ian Blackford to apologies for the thousands of covid deaths over the last year. The SNP Westminster leader said: “The Prime Minister’s most senior former adviser, Dominic Cummings, apologised on behalf of the UK Government."“He said ‘when the public needed us most, we failed’.“We know the Prime Minister made a series of catastrophic errors throughout the crisis.“He went on holiday when he should have been leading efforts to tackle the pandemic.

#shock.”A third commented: “What's clear is that Boris followed the advice he was given.”

MPs Boris Johnson's former adviser apologising for the Government’s failures during the coronavirus pandemic. The former aide said: “The truth is that senior ministers, senior officials, senior advisers like me fell disastrously short of the standards that the public has a right to expect of its Government in a crisis like this.

pandemic news will be dominated by Boris Johnson’s former adviser, Dominic Cummings. The aide is poised to give potentially damning testimony on the UK government’s handling of coronavirus, and particularly the decision to delay lockdown last September, when he appears in front of a joint session of the Commons Health and Science committees.

BBC Breakfast fans were more distracted by Grant Shapps' bookshelf than they were about the important interview with host Dan Walker.The 44-year-old TV presenter demanded to know who had been lying – Prime Minister Boris Johnson or his ex trusted advisor Dominic Cummings.The hard-hitting question was seemingly strategically swerved by Shapps, who said that he had attended the programme to speak about the "rail network White Paper" and not Dominic Cummings.But eagle-eyed viewers were more distracted by a book shown in the MP's background as opposed to the fiery debate.Dozens of fans took to Twitter to pen their thoughts, highlighting that Grant had his own publication in prime view.

Dominic Cummings has doubled down on his claim the Government planned a ‘herd immunity’ strategy to allow Covid-19.

Priti Patel furiously denied the Government pursued a strategy of “herd immunity” in the early weeks of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Dominic Cummings could accuse Boris Johnson of skipping emergency Covid-19 meetings because he was busy writing a biography of Shakespeare, officials reportedly fear.

Dominic Cummings has said the Government originally intended to let coronavirus rip through the community in an attempt to build "herd immunity".

A new £800m research agency dreamed up by Dominic Cummings will be exempt from transparency laws because there is 'too much public interest' in how it spends its money.