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obviously i didn't write the e—mail so it's hard for me to comment. and if you flick back to the earlier bit of the e—mail, i think as you can see from that, it clearly mentions a cabinet office process which is right and appropriate, but also, even when it talks about modelling on sectors, to bring that together with cmo thinking on the health impacts. even in that e—mail, you can see, as i said, i didn't write it so i'm not sure entirely what it's referring to, but it's clear that there is a cabinet office process that we are feeding into, cmo is feeding in and that's the rig...

because they were never meant for public consumption in the aftermath, we were never meant to see them. but on a deeper level, whether there was a paper trail about some of these decisions, rishi sunak said basically that he didn't think there was a particular issue with that, it wasn't like he was trying to hide anything, but some of these conversations did take place in private. all this came up from an article that was written in the spectator magazine in the summer of last year, which was an interview that was done with rishi sunak at the time when he was a leadership contender. ...

To avoid any prejudice to their investigation. it is not completely clear to me what that means but it does suggest that some of the more serious allegations will not be fully explored in the way that they might have been. my understanding this morning, speaking to people close to sue gray, is that she does still want to put out a report, if it was the option of a report or something redacted, she would rather put something into the public domain. but it will probably lead to accusations from opposition parties that this process, the cabinet office process, risks being a bit of a whitewash. in...

Spanner in the works, one that is still being dealt with and i think this latest statement will throw another spanner into the works. because it suggests that some of the more serious allegations will not be able to be fully explored in sue gray's report, the language they use in the statement is they want to avoid any prejudice to their investigation. it is not completely clear to me what that means but it does suggest that some of the more serious allegations will not be fully explored in the way that they might have been. my understanding this morning, speaking to people close to sue gray, ...