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Here he is wednesday, running. he's basically by—passing the government. the government says some messages aren't relevent, shouldn't be handed over, and are going to court to try and stop it. however, he has only agreed to pass on messages dating back to april 2021, which would miss the first year of lockdown measures in the uk. johnson says he can no longer "safely" access his messages from that time, because of security worries about his old phone. writes, back to brian, we will start with you. this is quite detailed, but it is important. it’s with you. this is quite detailed, but it is...

And are going to court to try and stop it. however, he has only agreed to pass on messages dating back to april 2021, which would miss the first year of lockdown measures in the uk. johnson says he can no longer �*safely�* access his messages from that time, because of security worries about his old phone. i'm joined now by professor sam power — a senior lecturer in politics at the university of sussex — in south east england. thank you very much for coming on the programme. it's all slightly complicated. certainly very detailed. why does all this matter? what this is is it is the lead...

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A plurality of the British public believe the government was "not strict enough" in its lockdown agenda during the Chinese coronavirus crisis.

Carrozzi touch! —— cosy. you get in the car is so brutal sometimes. let us see what is happening in the papers this saturday morning. borisjohnson leads the press coverage in this morning's papers. the guardian writes that the committee investigating whether the former prime minister misled mps over lockdown parties has found evidence that he and his aides almost certainly knew they were breaking the rules. meanwhile, the daily mail reports mrjohnson feels vindicated and there was no evidence he had lied to parliament. the daily telegraph has revealed more of matt hancock's whatsapp messag...