The UK's chief medical adviser, Chris Whitty, told the Covid inquiry on Tuesday that decision-making under Boris Johnson, the prime minister during the pandemic, was 'quite often chaotic' and that civil servants did a good job in very difficult circumstances.
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He went on to say the way Johnson took decisions was 'unique to him' but would not go further, adding that he does not want to make a commentary on politicians.
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