Chief Executive of the Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry, @ianduddy.bsky.social provides an update on the work carried out by the Inquiry so far in 2025 and outlines key milestones for 2026.

Read the full Chief Executive's Update on our website: www.covid19inquiry.scot/news/chief-e...

Through #LetsBeHeard, young students shared how the pandemic’s impact went beyond just online learning.

We heard how the entire student experience was affected – social connections, skills development and preparation for working life.

See what they said: www.covid19inquiry.scot/report/voice...

Next week, we will hold hearings examining the use of lockdowns and other measures as tools available to governments in a public health emergency.

These will feature national and international experts. To attend in person, visit our website for details:

www.covid19inquiry.scot/news/inquiry...

How did the pandemic affect your child's development? Our latest case study gives us their perspectives.

More than 2,000 children and young people have shared the challenges they faced and the unexpected positives that arose.

Read what they had to say: www.covid19inquiry.scot/report/voice...

More than 2,000 children and young people shared how the pandemic impacted them. We listened.

This case study captures their real experiences in their own words.

Because your voice counts. Your experiences matter.
Read the full case study: www.covid19inquiry.scot/report/voice...

Children and young people in Scotland have shared what they think will help shape the nation’s future pandemic preparedness through a case study published today by Let’s Be Heard, the Inquiry’s public participation project.

www.covid19inquiry.scot/news/inquiry...

In our latest video, @ianduddy.bsky.social, Chief Executive of the Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry, explains how evidence is gathered, used and finally archived by a public inquiry.

You can view all of the Inquiry's published evidence on our website: www.covid19inquiry.scot/evidence