Michael McBride Musician
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| Gender | Male |
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| Born | Colorado |
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| Played by | Sean Connery |
| Movies/Shows | Darby O'Gill and the Little People |
| Groups | Raspberries |
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Michael McBride Musician Life story
Michael McBride is the author of more than twenty novels and novellas. His short fiction has been featured in Cemetery Dance, Dark Wisdom, Dark Discoveries, and various anthologies. He lives in Westminster, Colorado with his wife and children.
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Covid inquiry: Former first minister says UK should have made NI decisions
By Conor NeesonBBC News NI
Former Stormont First Minister Baroness Foster has said The UK government should have stepped in to make decisions in The Absence of ministers at Stormont.
Baroness Foster is giving to The UK Covid-19 inquiry,
Northern Ireland 's devolved government did not function from January 2017 to January 2020.
Health officials have argued this affected Northern Ireland 's preparedness for health emergencies.
The Inquiry is focusing on Northern Ireland This Week and its preparedness in The run-up to The pandemic.
It will also hear evidence from Richard Pengelly, a former permanent secretary at The Department of Health.
Former deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill is scheduled to appear on Wednesday.
'Gap in resilience'Baroness Foster told The Inquiry Northern Ireland ministers " could and should" have been in charge of Stormont's government departments in The lead-up to The pandemic.
However, she pointed out that The Northern Ireland Office " took a policy decision not to intervene at that time" and instead left Northern Ireland " without any ministerial cover".
" Because of course We Are a devolved administration - The Westminster government is sovereign at all times, " she told The Inquiry .
" And if there is a deficiency in The Northern Ireland administration then Those People in Westminster with responsibility for Northern Ireland have a responsibility. "
She added: " If there is a gap in resilience in part of The UK, surely that should concern The government of The UK. "
Health service reform a 'necessity'Baroness Foster highlighted that in had recommended changes to The health service in Northern Ireland .
She Said that all parties saw this as a " necessity" but following The collapse of Stormont in January 2017 This Was not implemented.
Last week, Robin Swann , who served as health minister during The pandemic, told The Inquiry a
Baroness Foster said she was proud of The response of The Northern Ireland Civil Service and The health service to The Covid pandemic, especially in The Absence of ministers.
However, she added that she was unsure if any amount of planning would have left Northern Ireland " fit for purpose" to deal with The Covid pandemic due to its scale and nature.
" The Number One risk on The Risk register across The UK was for a flu pandemic and what came towards us was not a flu pandemic but a very transmittable disease in The community, " She Said .
" Therefore The need to scale up and have The capability to deal with that was something we had to dig very deep into very quickly. "
The First phase of The Inquiry is looking at how prepared The UK and The devolved institutions were for The pandemic.
It plans to hold hearings until at least 2025, but updates and reports will be published by its chair Baroness Hallett as it continues.
On Monday, Northern Ireland 's Chief Medical Officer Sir Michael Mcbride told The Inquiry there was " no doubt" The Absence of ministers
He added Brexit also affected pandemic planning, with resources diverted to aid with implementing changes.
There was also a " very significant" shortfall in resources and staff to deal with The response required, The Chief medical officer said.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
