Boris Johnson Covid inquiry live: We still need to know where Covid came from, ex-PM tells inquiry - BBC News
In his final comments to the Covid inquiry, the ex-PM says the British public needs to know "how this thing originated".
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Claire Mitchell KC is questioning the relationship between the SNP and UK government. Johnson is asked whether there was a "reluctance" to have the Scottish first minister - at the time, Nicola Sturgeon - contact him during the pandemic.

Johnson says that he has "no ill will" towards Sturgeon and that the two "got on very well". He then adds that that as much as he "loves the SNP", politically there was a certain amount of back and forth between he and them.

And when asked whether he should have included the devolved administrations more in meetings, Johnson says that he was worried they would come out of "confidential meetings" and talk to their own media about what was going on.

Johnson has previously talked about needing "leak-proof system" between the administrations for emergencies, Mitchell says, and asks him how establishing such a system might be done.

Johnson tells the inquiry he doesn't know "at present" because this is "difficult", but "that's the ideal".