A Heart for each Covid death – people call for a public inquiry

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— Dr Samantha Batt-Rawden 💙 (@sbattrawden) March 30, 2021

Isn’t this powerful? Lots of people are down at Westminster painting a heart for every person who has died from COVID-19, to call for a public inquiry from the government. #memorialwall

If you’d like to get involved, email covidmemorialwall@gmail.com pic.twitter.com/8fDur0YkhH

— Dr Julia Grace Patterson 💙 (@JujuliaGrace) March 29, 2021

It was incredibly moving to attend the COVID Memorial Wall earlier today and to meet some of the families who have lost loved ones during this pandemic.

We owe it to every single family to hear them, to hear them properly and to learn the lessons through a public inquiry. pic.twitter.com/z3UvT52rLQ

— Keir Starmer (@Keir_Starmer) March 29, 2021

Very moving to see the National Covid #MemorialWall today, and meet some of those bereaved painting.

Every heart represents someone tragically lost, and is unique – just like the loved ones being mourned.

We owe it to them to learn lessons, through a public inquiry. ♥️ pic.twitter.com/ArgGPq2XR5

— Rachel Reeves (@RachelReevesMP) March 29, 2021

Today I met with grieving family members who are working on creating a National COVId Memorial Wall for the people lost to COVId. Each ❤️ represents a life lost.

We owe it to them & 150k lives lost to have a public inquiry & learn from the mistakes in handling of the pandemic pic.twitter.com/eLz0SItF66

— Florence Eshalomi MP (@FloEshalomi) March 29, 2021

Guardian front page, Wednesday 24 March 2021: Johnson admits Covid regrets but rejects clamour for public inquiry pic.twitter.com/WpvKEtuXrv

— The Guardian (@guardian) March 23, 2021