Boris Johnson wanted to be infected with Covid on live TV, Dominic Cummings claims

Boris Johnson 'said Covid was scare story and wanted to be injected live on TV'

BORIS Johnson believed Covid-19 was like “swine flu” and people died because of Government failings during the pandemic, Dominic Cummings told MPs.

Dominic Cummings tells MPs Boris Johnson embraced chaos as ‘everyone has to look to me to see who’s in charge’ – live

Latest updates: PM’s former top adviser says the government failed the public and did not realise the severity of the situation until too late

Boris Johnson offered to be injected with Covid-19 on live TV to show virus was nothing to fear, Dominic Cummings tells parliament

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson suggested intentionally infecting himself with coronavirus in order to demonstrate that the disease was not a serious threat to the public, his former top aide, Dominic Cummings, has claimed.Speaking before a Commons committee on Wednesday as part of an inquest into the government’s handling of the pandemic, Cummings said that senior officials were concerned about Johnson’s cavalier attitude in the early stag…

‘Boris Johnson offered to be injected with Covid-19 on live TV’ – Dominic Cummings on UK’s pandemic response

People died unnecessarily because of UK government failings during the coronavirus pandemic, Dominic Cummings told MPs.

Cummings calls Boris Johnson’s handling of Covid-19 disastrous

The former senior advisor says Johnson even said he’d get injected with the coronavirus on live TV as it was ‘just a scare story’

Virus sceptic Boris Johnson considered injecting himself with Covid, says former aide Cummings

United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson was reportedly so sceptical of the risks posed by COVID-19 that he was willing to inject himself with the virus. Dominic Cummings, his former top aide told the parliament on Wednesday that Johnson simply wasn’t doing enough to limit the spread of the virus when the first wave hit. He added that most officials in the country were worried that the Johnson administration would not be “constructive” in ter…