A grieving daughter from Wigan says Prime Minister Boris Johnson 'lied' to her after her father died of coronavirus during the first national lockdown. Hannah Brady's dad, Shaun, worked at the Heinz factory in Wigan which stayed open during the first strict lockdown.
Hannah, 24, says the 55-year-old dad-of-two 'paid the ultimate price' for being a key worker after he contracted the virus and died following 42 nights in a coma. He died on May 16, 2020 and had no underlying health conditions.
Hannah, who is a member of the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group, was one of the few people to receive a face-to-face apology from Boris Johnson back in September 2021. But since the release of the damning Sue Gray report, detailing lockdown busting boozy parties, she now feels Mr Johnson has 'disregard' for the public.
