Adam Boulton and guests discuss the explosive evidence given by the Prime Minister's former adviser Dominic Cummings to two select committees on the government's handling of the pandemic. In seven hours of testimony, Mr Cummings said that 'tens of thousands of people died, who didn't need to die,' suggested Boris Johnson is 'not fit for office' and argued that the Health Secretary should have been sacked 'for at least 15 to 20 things.'
'Fascinating but incendiary' was one MP's take on it as the government insists it's focused on the vaccine rollout and saving lives.
Joining Adam to examine the fallout and the response to Mr Cummings' claims are:
The Spectator's deputy political editor Katy Balls, the journalist and author Rob Hutton
and Sky's chief political correspondent Jon Craig.