As confusion on testing spread, the blame game took hold in Whitehall. Now a public inquiry looks a certainty when the emergency is over
A “car crash” media appearance. A political “reset” already being challenged. A prime minister stuck in isolation. The beginnings of a bureaucratic blame game and increasingly open concerns about the route out of the coronavirus epidemic. And all in the opening weeks of a crisis that most experts believe will grip the nation for months.
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