Oliver Dowden Faces Criticism Over Covid Revelations

Oliver Dowden faced criticism for his handling of the government's pandemic plans prior to the Covid outbreak, as he refused to confirm if he had read all of them.

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During a contentious interview with Laura Kuenssberg on the BBC, the deputy prime minister was accused of trying to "bamboozle" the public.

This came after a week of damning revelations at the Covid inquiry regarding Downing Street's management of the early stages of the pandemic.

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As Kuenssberg played a clip of the inquiry's shocking revelations, she challenged Dowden: "Had you read all of the plans that were prepared to deal with a pandemic?"

Dowden responded, "I said all of this during my evidence session at the Covid Inquiry." But Kuenssberg pressed him for a straightforward answer, stating that he was providing a lengthy and technical explanation.

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Dowden maintained that he was aware of all the areas under his responsibility and affirmed that he had read the relevant Covid plan.

Dowden, who served as a Cabinet Office minister at the time, was responsible for ensuring the government's readiness to handle emergencies.

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Kuenssberg accused him of trying to "bamboozle" the viewers with technical explanations, suggesting that he had not thoroughly read the pandemic preparedness plans.

Dowden denied attempting to deceive the audience and stated unequivocally that he had indeed read the relevant Covid plan.

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