Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner said the cross-party report is more evidence of the Tories’ failures during the pandemic that she says “saw eye-watering sums of taxpayers’ money wasted on unsafe PPE and contracts handed out to their mates”.
David Cameron was also criticised, with the review stating he "understated" his relationship with Greensill.
In the letter Therese Coffey, they write: “On behalf of those we have lost, we are doing all we can to find out how the state has failed to protect vulnerable people from death and serious harm."
Labour called for the inquiry should be "scrapped" but the Cabinet Office insisted they will publish the findings.
"I guess it was a matter of time before a man twice sacked for lying would attempt to rewrite history to shift the blame for 20,000 deaths in our care homes onto care homes themselves."
Ms Sandhu rejected any claim by Dame Cressida to the contrary, saying 'she either doesn’t know, or she chooses to ignore it.'
"Tens of thousands of people died who didn't need to die", but The Express say it was "pure revenge" from Cummings.
“Comments like this undermine public trust and reinforce the idea that people were not put first during this crisis."
“We are still living through the pandemic – procrastination is not only an insult to the bereaved, it also prevents the Government from protecting future lives to the best of their ability.”