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Former prime minister told that publicly provided advice will be withdrawn if he undermines the government
Move to bypass Cabinet Office is blow to UK government, which has taken legal action to block release
Cabinet office reveals former PM’s WhatsApp communications only date back to May 2021
Also in this newsletter: a revealing poll about Northern Ireland and the Falklands
Former prime minister urges Cabinet Office to ‘urgently’ disclose information to investigators before Thursday deadline
Inquiry extends deadline for communications to be handed over after Cabinet Office reportedly says it does not have the material
Tensions between investigators and ministers build as government refuses to hand over unredacted information
Investigation into pandemic rejects Cabinet Office’s move to provide redacted information
Plus, UK net migration target is far removed from rest of government’s political aims
Former PM denies wrongdoing after Cabinet Office sends information to the authorities
Aides close to the former prime minister have contributed to a damning account of his ill-suitedness for leadership
Investigation finds he breached rules after failing to declare a role in guarantee to former PM
Official report into Richard Sharp’s appointment to broadcaster makes pointed criticisms
Richard Sharp shown findings of inquiry into his appointment at public service broadcaster
Contentious rule changes will show if prime minister can rise above partisan interests to protect democracy
The former PM is a subplot, a character actor brought back for guest appearances
Parliamentary committee’s recommendation over Margaret Ferrier’s Covid breach could trigger Scottish by-election
Also in this newsletter, the key differences between the Conservative leader and Starmer’s ‘failure mode’
Former PM tells MPs his assurances that no rules were broken in Downing St during lockdown were made in good faith
Secrets of the City spinners
Eurosceptic Tory MPs concerned over EU laws remaining in force in Northern Ireland
Tory MPs investigating whether former PM deliberately misled parliament want to avoid ‘nuclear option’
Wednesday’s privileges committee hearing could be pivotal moment for former UK prime minister
Ex-prime minister has for a second time put forward former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre for a peerage
Doubts linger over cabinet secretary, who was fortunate to have survived takeover of Liz Truss
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