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'COVID is not finished': Scots share pandemic stories as inquiry resumes

Sky News Tuesday, 16 January 2024
People in Scotland have been sharing their stories of how the pandemic has affected their lives - as the UK COVID inquiry resumed in Edinburgh.
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