Labour Leader Keir Starmer answers question on Covid-19 testing target and inquiry into how government handled the crisi

The transcript discusses the UK government's handling of COVID-19 testing targets, the potential for an inquiry into their crisis management, and public perception of their success. It highlights the challenges in meeting testing goals, the inevitability of an inquiry, and concerns over high death rates compared to initial expectations.

How does the speaker view the government's claim of success in handling the coronavirus crisis?

What are the implications of the rising death toll mentioned in the text?