Phase 4 was completed today with closing arguments from the core participants, but will anybody be held accountable?

So today was the last day of the Core UK Decision-making and Political Governance module 2, of the Covid-19 Inquiry. None other than PM Rishi Sunak took the hotseat, to defend his decisions as Chancellor of The Exchequer at the time.

So far, the questions that a lot of people want asked haven't been, but is there anything we can do about that?

Today, Lord Edward Udny-Lister was questioned in the second half of the Covid-19 Enquiry. His responses shed some fresh light on feelings being held at the time. Today's, as well as previous hearings can be found at: UK Covid-19 Inquiry - YouTube

The Covid-19 Enquiry continued this week and none other than Dominic Cummins, took his place on the hot chair. His WhatsApp messages revealed a culture of bullying in Downing Street, but is that something people have just come to accept?

Some have said that there could well be 'agendas' behind the enquiry and that there is bias. Given the proceedings this week, would you blame them?

There seems to be a big push for electric vehicles at the moment, the question is do you want one?

So Laurence Fox did lose his job at GB News and Dan Wootton could soon follow. They were the only two involved in the said incident, so why was a third party involved?

There has been a lot of talk recently, as to whether or not GB News should continue on air. What are the real incentives behind this talk? *Alistair Stewart moved to GB News and not Talk TV as mentioned

On Wednesday the 13th, (not yesterday of the day you will be watching, took a while to finally upload the video), a preliminary hearing was held on vaccines and therapeutics. Lets hear what Anna Morris KC had to say, who is representing the vaccine bereaved and injured.