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The Truth Comes Out. a Month Too Late.

The truths revealed in today’s Sunday Times point the finger squarely at Boris Johnson and the government.

But if we had a media that tried to hold the government to account when it mattered, Michael Walker argues, it could have saved lives.

  • Published 19 April 2020
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