The UK Covid-19 inquiry has published its findings regarding the adult social care sector during the pandemic, marking one of ten reports scheduled by the long-running investigation. The newly released report paints a painful picture of the care sector's experience during the health crisis.
However, the inquiry's recommendations have failed to impress bereaved families, who have dismissed the proposals as a superficial damp squib. Critics argue that the report is undermined by timid recommendations and a lack of accountability.
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The Guardian WorldFocuses on the painful picture of the care sector and lack of accountability.