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A year on from the peak in coronavirus deaths among care home residents in England and Wales, there are increasing calls for a public inquiry.

Many in the sector believe the government ignored their plight until the death toll made that impossible to do.

Twelve months ago, nursing associate Damian Mann was desperately trying to save the lives of people he spends more time with than his relatives, every day.

He works at Wren Hall Nursing home in Nottinghamshire, where 13 residents died with Covid-19 between the end of March and mid-April 2020.

"Some of the people have lived here for five, six years. I see them more than my own family," he says.

"And then they're not here any more."

Damian was working on a hastily set-up isolation unit. He was one of just a few staff who didn't contract the virus, so saw resident after resident pass away.

"We would always make sure someone was with them," he says.