1/ A 4-page summary of the Module 5 report can be found on the Inquiry's website and is available in a variety of languages and accessible formats.

2/ Swipe to read a summary of the Inquiry’s recommendations 👉

1/ This week, the Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Heather Hallett, published her fifth report. Baroness Hallett is calling for the prompt and thorough implementation of 11 key recommendations.

The Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Hallett has made a statement on her findings and recommendations. View the statement in full by visiting our YouTube channel 📺 👇 www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbEQ...

1/ Mae Cadeirydd Ymchwiliad Covid-19 y DU, y Farwnes Heather Hallett, wedi cyhoeddi ei phumed adroddiad heddiw. Mae'r Farwnes Hallett yn galw am weithredu 11 o argymhellion allweddol yn brydlon ac yn drylwyr.

1/ The Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness Heather Hallett, has today published her fifth report. Baroness Hallett is calling for the prompt and thorough implementation of 11 key recommendations.

1/ "Some of us had to squirrel away PPE” Tomorrow the Inquiry will publish its fifth report: Procurement’ (Module 5).

Tomorrow at 12pm, the Inquiry will publish its fifth report: ‘Procurement’ (Module 5). Soon after, you will be able to watch the Inquiry Chair, Baroness Hallett, give a statement on her findings and recommendations via the Inquiry YouTube channel 📺.

1/ “PPE was a constant, constant battle.” Next week, the Inquiry will publish its fifth report: ‘Procurement’ (Module 5).

1/ Evidence gathered throughout Module 5 has supported the Inquiry Chair, Baroness Hallett, to make her recommendations for the future.

1/ Ddydd Mawrth nesaf am 12yp, bydd yr Ymchwiliad yn cyhoeddi ei bumed adroddiad: ‘Caffael’ (Modiwl 5).

1/ Next Tuesday at 12pm, the Inquiry will publish its fifth report: ‘Procurement’ (Module 5).

1/ Here's how you can read, watch or listen to the Inquiry’s ‘In Brief’ report summaries in a format that works for you: Read an ‘In Brief’ for a short summary of a report’s key findings. Prefer to listen? Our audio version lets you hear our key findings and recommendations.

1/ The Inquiry’s ‘In Brief’ report summaries are available in a variety of formats: audio, Easy Read, Welsh translation, British Sign Language and an animated video.

Baroness Hallett expects all recommendations to be implemented without delay. Governments across all four nations will be asked to publish their responses within six months of publication.

1/ The Inquiry has placed the stories of those with direct experience of both giving and receiving care during the pandemic front and centre of its investigation.

1/ Our Every Story Matters record for Module 6 captures experiences from people across the UK about the adult social care sector during the pandemic, including those of unpaid carers.

1/ “It’s not only the impact on them, but on the carers as well” Tom and Alison’s story featured in the Inquiry's Module 6 Impact Film, shown on the first day of Module 6 public hearings in June 2025.

1/ Module 6 ‘Care Sector’ examined the impact of the pandemic on the adult social care sector across all four nations of the UK. The Inquiry will publish its Module 6 report this autumn.

1/ “I’m worn out already and I’m 26 and that’s the lasting impact of the pandemic” Ryan’s story featured in the Inquiry's Module 6 Impact Film, shown on the first day of Module 6 public hearings in June 2025.

When people think of adult social care and the pandemic, care homes often come to mind. But the majority of care in the UK takes place in people's own homes - delivered by care workers and by millions of unpaid carers.

During our ‘Care Sector’ (Module 6) hearings, we heard about the impact the pandemic had on unpaid carers. Their stories are an important part of our investigation. Read this news story to find out more 👇 covid19.public-inquiry.uk/news/carers-... #CarersWeek

Find out more about how the largest listening exercise ever carried out by a UK public Inquiry will continue to make a positive impact, even after the Inquiry ends. For more information on Every Story Matters, visit the Inquiry’s website. #EveryStoryMatters

1/ So, what comes next? The stories you shared through Every Story Matters will continue to shape Chair Baroness Hallett's remaining reports and recommendations.

1/ One year ago today, Every Story Matters closed to new pandemic stories. Over 58,000 people shared their experiences of the pandemic with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

1/ The Inquiry has today announced the publication date for its fifth report, 'Procurement' (Module 5). It will examine how healthcare equipment was procured and distributed across the four nations of the UK and will set out recommendations for the future.

1/ “I’m still strictly shielding.” Last week, the Inquiry published its fourth report : ‘Vaccines and Therapeutics’ (Module 4).

Watch this short film 📺 which summarises the key findings and recommendations 👇 www.youtube.com/watch?v=lN93...

The Chair of the UK Covid Inquiry, Baroness Hallett has made a statement on her findings and recommendations. View the statement in full by visiting our YouTube channel 📺 - link in our bio 👆

1/ Mae Cadeirydd Ymchwiliad Covid-19 y DU, y Farwnes Heather Hallett, wedi cyhoeddi ei phedwerydd adroddiad heddiw.