[Liam-]

He’s not even handing over all the messages, he hasn’t got any from before 2021, the height of the pandemic, it’s all a massive coverup, but nothing says honesty and integrity quite like trying to sue the inquiry you set up because they want evidence

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

He’s not even handing over all the messages, he hasn’t got any from before 2021, the height of the pandemic, it’s all a massive coverup, but nothing says honesty and integrity quite like trying to sue the inquiry you set up because they want evidence

There is a Government Security Issue
over one of his phones.

[arista]

Three of Yesterday's Papers

[arista]

BBC News Text :
[Saturday's Telegraph leads with a story from its
investigations team about "a secretive government unit"
which it says worked with social media companies
to "curtail discussion of lockdown policies"
during the pandemic. ]

[parmnion]

Let's see if rishi has the balls to hand over his msgs.

[arista]

No, so far he is scared to

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[Rishi Sunak is facing criticism in the
run-up to the Covid inquiry for his
actions as chancellor during the pandemic.
The paper says leading scientists have attacked
as "spectacularly stupid"
his Eat Out to Help Out scheme to encourage
diners back into restaurants,
which was introduced before
the second national lockdown.]

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[Reports a claim from the Trades Union Congress
that the UK was left "hugely unprepared"
for the pandemic due to "years of austerity",
comments aimed at the policies of governments
led by David Cameron and George Osbourne.
The paper has approached both men for
comment, and a government spokesperson said
it had "provided around £400bn of support
during the pandemic to protect lives and livelihoods".]

[arista]

BBC News Text:
[Recent focus on the impact of Covid-19 policies
by highlighting a study that examined the efficacy
of the UK's first lockdown in spring 2020.
The paper's headline states
the study concluded that
the "lockdown benefits" were
"a drop in the bucket compared to the costs".]

[arista]

Sky News Text:
[Bereaved families who lost their loved ones
during the coronavirus pandemic have criticised
the official inquiry for failing to investigate the NHS
and care home response until 2024 and 2025 - after the
next general election, the i reports.]

[bitontheslide]

Boris Johnson has been unable to give key WhatsApps to the U.K.’s official coronavirus inquiry because he cannot remember the passcode to his old iPhone, it was reported Thursday.

According to the Times of London, the ex-PM doesn’t remember with “100 percent confidence” the code to access his former device, which he stopped using in May 2021 amid security concerns. A spokesperson for Johnson did not dispute the paper’s account.


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does anyone actually believe this? That's obviously where the dirt is

[arista]

Newsnight claimed they may have his code,
it was, from being kept in a draw.
10 Downing St.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

He’s not even handing over all the messages, he hasn’t got any from before 2021, the height of the pandemic, it’s all a massive coverup, but nothing says honesty and integrity quite like trying to sue the inquiry you set up because they want evidence

He wants to,
but needs the correct code
to enter the 2 phones

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by arista

He wants to,
but needs the correct code
to enter the 2 phones

thats nonsense Arista, he knows the codes, it's just an excuse that gets round the legalities of not handing the info over

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

thats nonsense Arista, he knows the codes, it's just an excuse that gets round the legalities of not handing the info over

Good job
10 Downing Street has given the Lawyers
the code they kept in the draw.