1/ Every Story Matters is the largest public engagement exercise ever undertaken by a UK public inquiry.

1/ The Children and Young People's Voices research report is the largest child interview-led research exercise ever undertaken by a UK public inquiry.

1/ This week is Back to School Week, so the Inquiry is looking at Module 8. We're examining the "life-changing" impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children and young people.

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1/ The UK Covid-19 Inquiry will publish its seventh report 'Test, Trace and Isolate' (Module 7) on Thursday 19 November 2026.

1/ The UK Covid-19 Inquiry will publish its sixth report 'Care Sector' (Module 6) on Tuesday 20 October 2026.

1/ The UK Covid-19 Inquiry will publish its sixth report 'Care Sector' (Module 6) on Tuesday 20 October 2026. It will then publish its seventh report 'Test, Trace and Isolate' (Module 7) on Thursday 19 November 2026.

Last week, the Inquiry published its fifth report: ‘Procurement’ (Module 5). So, what happens next? Swipe to find out how we're taking action on the recommendations and what comes next. 👉

1/ "Everyone around the world was after the same equipment, the same PPE.” Last week, the Inquiry published its fifth report: Procurement’ (Module 5).

1/ “When the Covid-19 pandemic struck, the world entered a desperate race to secure vital healthcare equipment and supplies. In the global battle to procure equipment and supplies, the UK was simply not ready to compete.”

1/ Mae crynodeb 4 tudalen o adroddiad Modiwl 5 ar gael ar wefan yr Ymchwiliad ac mae ar gael mewn amrywiaeth o ieithoedd a fformatau hygyrch.

1/ A 4-page summary of the Module 5 report can be found on the Inquiry's website and is available in a variety of languages and accessible formats.

1/ This week, the Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Heather Hallett, published her fifth report. Baroness Hallett is calling for the prompt and thorough implementation of 11 key recommendations.

The Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Hallett has made a statement on her findings and recommendations. View the statement in full by visiting our YouTube channel 📺 👇 www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbEQ...

1/ Mae Cadeirydd Ymchwiliad Covid-19 y DU, y Farwnes Heather Hallett, wedi cyhoeddi ei phumed adroddiad heddiw. Mae'r Farwnes Hallett yn galw am weithredu 11 o argymhellion allweddol yn brydlon ac yn drylwyr.

1/ The Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Heather Hallett, has today published her fifth report. Baroness Hallett is calling for the prompt and thorough implementation of 11 key recommendations.

1/ "Some of us had to squirrel away PPE” Tomorrow the Inquiry will publish its fifth report: Procurement’ (Module 5).

Tomorrow at 12pm, the Inquiry will publish its fifth report: ‘Procurement’ (Module 5). Soon after, you will be able to watch the Inquiry Chair, Baroness Hallett, give a statement on her findings and recommendations via the Inquiry YouTube channel 📺.

1/ “PPE was a constant, constant battle.” Next week, the Inquiry will publish its fifth report: ‘Procurement’ (Module 5).

1/ Evidence gathered throughout Module 5 has supported the Inquiry Chair, Baroness Hallett, to make her recommendations for the future.

On Tuesday, we will publish the Inquiry's fifth report: ‘Procurement’ (Module 5). Module 5 investigates a range of issues relating to the procurement and distribution of key healthcare related equipment and supplies across the UK.

1/ Ddydd Mawrth nesaf am 12yp, bydd yr Ymchwiliad yn cyhoeddi ei bumed adroddiad: ‘Caffael’ (Modiwl 5).

1/ Next Tuesday at 12pm, the Inquiry will publish its fifth report: ‘Procurement’ (Module 5).

1/ Here's how you can read, watch or listen to the Inquiry’s ‘In Brief’ report summaries in a format that works for you: Read an ‘In Brief’ for a short summary of a report’s key findings. Prefer to listen? Our audio version lets you hear our key findings and recommendations.

1/ The Inquiry’s ‘In Brief’ report summaries are available in a variety of formats: audio, Easy Read, Welsh translation, British Sign Language and an animated video.

Module 6 ‘Care Sector’ examined the impact of the pandemic on the adult social care sector across all four nations of the UK. The Inquiry will publish its Module 6 report this autumn.

1/ The Inquiry has placed the stories of those with direct experience of both giving and receiving care during the pandemic front and centre of its investigation.

1/ Our Every Story Matters record for Module 6 captures experiences from people across the UK about the adult social care sector during the pandemic, including those of unpaid carers.

1/ “It’s not only the impact on them, but on the carers as well” Tom and Alison’s story featured in the Inquiry's Module 6 Impact Film, shown on the first day of Module 6 public hearings in June 2025.

1/ Module 6 ‘Care Sector’ examined the impact of the pandemic on the adult social care sector across all four nations of the UK. The Inquiry will publish its Module 6 report this autumn.