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After dramatic evidence from some of the governments top advisers, we take a look back at the key findings from this weeks hearings.

With WhatsApp now used for everything from work planning to landlord queries and sexting, it’s easy to forget who you’re talking to. Lucy Thackray finds out how to avoid a Tories-style crisis

Inquiry evidence stacks up against former PM in repeated references to him being out of control and indecisive

After dramatic evidence from some of the governments top advisers, we take a look back at the key findings from this weeks hearings.

The channel’s boss, Paul Marshall, is a mini-Murdoch who wants to buy the Telegraph. If he succeeds, could Johnson be destined for the editor’s chair?

The former UK culture secretary has accused the British government of trying to block the November 9th release

Although the inquiry has been provided with only a partial collection of electronic communications such as WhatsApp messages, and other records such as diary entries, from these it is already clear that a brutal policy of social murder was in operation.

The government was dysfunctional at a time of national crisis, writes the director of LSE London. Next time there is criticism of local government’s

In an often foul-mouthed and frequently chilling three days, Downing Street insiders shared memories and WhatsApp messages that demonstrated the scale of the turmoil in Boris Johnson's government

Government ditched science and followed media and Conservative MPs, former No.10 comms chief Lee Cain says