i quote, rishi- siddiq. let us listen. | i quote, rishi thinks, siddiq.ry, and i was shocked that downing street didn't categorically deny it. so could i ask the prime minister to day how is it that people who were closest to this issue, who were here works with day in, day out, at the top of government, how on these people get the impression that the prime minister was ok with people in our country dying? i minister was ok with people in our country dying?— country dying? i think he has got the question- — the question. prime - the question. . prime minister. the question. - prime minister. as the the question. — prime minister. as the honourable lady knows, there is an ongoing inquiry— lady knows, there is an ongoing inquiry into covid. it is right the processes— inquiry into covid. it is right the processes followed, and i look forward — processes followed, and i look forward to providing my own evidence, but if she had taken the time _ evidence, but if she had taken the time to— evidence, but if she had taken the time to actually read the evidence sub

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and so what siddiq says is which is perfectly reasonable . well, is perfectly reasonable.y couldn't i go to any of the meetings ? why couldn't i find meetings? why couldn't i find out he represented 9 million people? precisely he he represented 9 million people where there was a real problem. and then andy burnham says , and then andy burnham says, well, matt hancock said it was never going to work, but we still had to do it. >> well, he went further. he said that actually the lockdown that manchester was given was far worse than nearby lancashire because troublesome because he'd been troublesome and had and caused problems and had a row furlough and felt row over furlough and he felt that being punished by that he was being punished by matt or the of matt hancock or the people of manchester were, i was going to say so much. say not so much. >> andy burnham, but for his negotiations been negotiations and for having been been difficult. negotiations and for having been beei difficult. negotiations and for having been beei mean, lt. negotiations and for having been beei mean