Covid inquiry: What is it investigating and how will it work?

Covid inquiry: What is it investigating and how will it work? The public inquiry investigating the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic will hold its first public hearing on 13 June.

Meanwhile the Cabinet Office has launched a legal challenge against the inquiry's request to see unredacted messages sent between former Prime Minister Boris Johnson and colleagues. BBC News

See also:

• I'm not worried about Covid inquiry messages, says Rishi Sunak BBC News
• Rishi Sunak 'not worried' about being 'embarassed' by Covid inquiry messages Evening Standard
• Covid inquiry heads for row with government over Google Spaces redactions The Guardian
• Ministers using ‘loophole lawyers’ to obstruct Covid inquiry, says Labour The Guardian
• Sunak insists he is being transparent with Covid inquiry despite suing it ITV News
• COVID inquiry chair insists it is for her to decide what material is 'relevant' amid row over Johnson WhatsApps Sky News
• COVID Inquiry calls for public to share stories of how pandemic affected them Sky News