Great Britain: The ex-prime minister and the coveted WhatsApp chats – Globe Echo

The British government refuses to pass uncensored WhatsApp messages from Johnson to a committee of inquiry. Now the ex-prime minister wants to hand them over himself – and is thus on a confrontational course with the government. For days, a dispute between the government and the Corona inquiry committee of parliament has been escalating in Great Britain: The latter is to investigate the actions of the government at the time in the pandemic and is demanding the uncensored WhatsApp history of ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson with government representatives from this period . The committee would also like to inspect calendar entries and notebooks. However, the government agency Cabinet Office has so far refused to hand over the required documents without censorship. Now Johnson went on a confrontational course with the government – and announced that he would pass the news directly to the committee himself. This is reported by the British news agency PA, citing a letter from the conservative politician to the committee. This is the end of the day-long tug-of-war over the chat history. Government wanted to go to court With his move, Johnson bypasses the current government of his party colleague Rishi Sunak. She justifies her previous
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