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Earlier the inquiry heard a diary entry by Vallance describing Boris Johnson as a "weak and indecisive" prime minister He is so inconsistent," he writes about Boris Johnson on 28 October. "We have a weak, indecisive PM."From apps which will give you the low down on the line ups to an all singing, all dancing Kidzone, we've put together a list of top tips to help make your festival experience stress-free and easy as possible. Thank you for considering our products, and we hope to have the opportunity to serve you in the future. The app contains everything a Rewinder needs, including line ups, news, merchandise, drinks offers and new for 2015 – Rewind Selfies! That might not sound like a huge delay but, at the time, we now know Covid cases were doubling every three days. In the early months of the pandemic, he said he was concerned over the speed of the government's "operational response", when it became clear Covid infections were rising sharply

Setting the Scene for Industry, Solomon Rogers (CEO of Rewind, Chair of BAFTA Immersive Entertainment) All the profits of this then go directly to charity, to supply the same batteries for children in developing nations to use in their family homes. For those of you who fancy a tipple That advice was rejected by Boris Johnson, then Chancellor Rishi Sunak and other officials at the time. So my daughter, her husband and my two grandchildren are visiting over Xmas and I was asked (told) to replace the sleep/sofa for their visit.Vanishing Point: The Curation and Preservation of Virtual Reality is a one-day conference that brings together industry experts from the BBC, Tate, V&A and BFI to discuss the challenges of preserving new media and look towards possible solutions. Speakers will include keynotes from Tom Burton (BBC) and Solomon Rogers (Chair of BAFTA Immersive Entertainment) with panel discussions featuring Jesse de Vos of the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision and George Stanley of the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

The inquiry has also heard that Vallance described Johnson as "clearly bamboozled" by Covid science - but that he was not the only Western leader to struggle Vallance, the government's chief scientific adviser during the pandemic, tells the Covid inquiry he was not consulted on Rishi Sunak's policy, which was aimed at supporting businesses It's clear Vallance and other scientists were extremely concerned about the Covid case data from mid-September onwards and the risk the NHS could again be overwhelmed. If you've been wondering what you'll need to have the ultimate festival weekend at Rewind, ponder no more. Vallance says Johnson had been "very sceptical" about long Covid, and briefly suggested the virus should be allowed to "rip" through the populationVallance confirmed scientific advisers were not consulted in advanced about the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, introduced by then-Chancellor Rishi Sunak in the summer of 2020

It's difficult to digest five hours of questioning, much of it dense, and examining in detail the way scientific advice was communicated through the pandemic. Vallance said the comments were made in a "late-night moment of frustration" with government decision making

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