Home Office preparedness for Covid-19 (Coronavirus) Inquiry

By Nikita Malik

Director of Centre on Radicalisation & Terrorism, Nikita Malik submitted evidence to the Home Affairs Select Committee inquiry on the UK Home Office preparedness for Coronavirus.

You can read and download the evidence here.

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