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The messages, along with diaries and notebooks, be handed over by thursday at 4pm local time. the cabinet office has argued some of the material is not releva nt. mrjohnson appears to have added pressure on ministers by stating he'd already given the cabinet office all relevant material. our political correspondent ben wrightjoins me now. i ben wrightjoins me now. suppose the critical ques right i suppose the critical question right from the start is to ask you, have all the documents, messages, whatsapp messages are being handed over as the inquiry wanted? it is over as the inquiry wanted? it...

Place in some areas. also, changes to the way rostering is done so that sunday working would be part of the contract and notjust sunday working would be part of the contract and not just voluntary. sunday working would be part of the contract and notjust voluntary. so there are quite a few conditions involved in this offer. it is not just about the pay. they said the pay offer comes with these conditions. let's get more on the rest of the strikes and some comment from the government this morning that's caused quite a lot of controversy. 0ur political correspondent ben wrightjoins us from westm...

Of the strikes now and some comment from the government this morning that's caused quite a lot of controversy. our political correspondent ben wrightjoins us from westminster. in particular, that comment that the timing of the nurses's strike, is wrong, he was saying because of what vladimir putin is doing in ukraine. we werejust hearing vladimir putin is doing in ukraine. we were just hearing from pat's: from the royal college of nursing saying that comment was shameful. yes, provocative statement and it has produced a reaction that we might have expected from some unions, whojust think it is...

Universal credit payments but that wouldn't necessarily help the sort of people that the chancellor was talking about today. labour said that the price cap should be frozen for six months, the cost of £30 billion. energy companies have said that could happen for two years, cost £100 billion. so there are no easy choices here. there are a lot of people as you said very concerned, and this issue will define the next prime minister when they take over. define the next prime minister when they take over-— they take over. when, for the moment. _ they take over. when, for the moment, thank _ the...

With its announcements of support, and now refusing to say anything because of the conservative party leadership election, they've backed themselves into a corner. they have to be able to get money out the door quickly to help people before october. the civil service is working up a full range of options with the pros and cons of each and who would benefit from different interventions. and i think it's right that we wait until we have a new prime minister. it's not long to wait. this will be absolutely at the top of their in—tray. there are predictions the energy price cap could rise above Â...