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Boris Johnson fails to hand over mobile with Covid WhatsApps before inquiry deadline
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Didn't the Tories bring in some legislation that would enable the government to store all our private communications? I know this buffoon will argue that the law is only supposed to apply to the little people. It doesn't count for old Etonians.
It's just a classic conservative move to bring about laws they have no intention to apply to themselves.
We see it happen over and over. At this point you'd be a fool to believe what they do is for the good of the people rather than just furthering their own interests.