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And Labour peer Baroness Hodge, a former minister, told the BBC's Politics Live programme that Streeting should take account of what the cabinet secretary had asked of ministers and "hold fire a little bit".

Independent crossbench peer Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson was concerned by the lack of women's football as a consideration in the bill.

Baroness Brady, who has held senior positions at clubs for 30 years, told peers there were "dangers lurking in this bill".

Speaking to the BBC Radio 4's Today programme, former Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson warned everyone needed to "understand the implications" of it becoming law.

Baroness Hallett, who is chairing the inquiry, has already taken evidence on pandemic planning and political decision-making, with future sections expected on the vaccine rollout, the care sector, test and trace, the impact on children, and the economy.