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PHONE-IN
It's been a revelation packed week at the UK Covid Inquiry in Edinburgh. We've had admissions of messages being deleted by ministers, seen expletive-laced descriptions of Boris Johnson by Nicola Sturgeon. And we heard a suggestion from Professor Mike Woolhouse of Edinburgh University that hundreds of people may have died in Scotland as hospital admissions 'fell off a cliff'.
The first minister, Humza Yousaf, has offered an 'unreserved apology' to families bereaved by Covid over the Scottish government's handling of WhatsApp messages during the pandemic. He apologised while giving evidence at the UK Covid inquiry in Edinburgh and pledged to hold an external review of how the Scottish government uses the social media platform.

Connie asks - how do you feel about what you’re hearing?

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