appropriate to hand over anything they have deemed to be unambiguously irrelevant to the inquiry. i am told for example this could include sensitive personal information or private matters which the government fears could set a worrying precedent in terms of future policy making but also a politician s right to privacy. separately there has been this ongoing back and forth about what material of boris johnson s was still held by the government. borisjohnson has government. boris johnson has said government. borisjohnson has said he had handed over all his material to the government, and says the government could now hand that to the inquiry if they wanted to. boris johnson could also choose independently to hand over all his material to hand over all his material to the inquiry if he wanted to, and his spokesperson has said if he is asked to, he will. he claimed the cabinet office have had access to this material for months, but sources in the cabinet office say effectively, since bori
how ministers handled the pandemic. the government have so far refused to hand over material it does not consider relevant. 0ur political correspondent has more on what the documents could reveal. we don t really know what is in this material but the covid inquiry say they need to see it and they need access to the unredacted copies of whatsapp messages, diaries and notebooks that were held by the former prime minister borisjohnson, prime minister boris johnson, if prime minister borisjohnson, if they are to properly conduct their inquiries as part of this investigation. essentially, the rows that have been going on are twofold really. 0ne between the cabinet office, the inquiry itself. the inquiry has asked the government to hand over the full version of the document. the cabinet office and the government have argued they don t think it would be
re vetting firearm offices. a fundamental reset of stop and search in london. 50 mark rowley of the metropolitan police commissioner said he accepted the findings and systemic failures, but stops short of calling it institutional. but people had felt that gown and the report was brutal. he will be reflecting on the report. thank you ve much reflecting on the report. thank you very much indeed reflecting on the report. thank you very much indeed for reflecting on the report. thank you very much indeed forjoining - reflecting on the report. thank you very much indeed forjoining us. i just to bring you our breaking news this hour, borisjohnson has had his defence published before the committee hearing tomorrow on whether he misled the house of commons about attending parties during the covid i9 lockdown. i m joined now from westminster by political correspondent jonathan blake. what is the initial assessment of what it says? what is the initial assessment of what it says?
his legacy because if he opposes this deal now and if brexit goes badly, and continues to go badly, he can then say don t blame me, they did not implement what i agreed and they changed it. so i think there s a bit of soap interest in there and i think we have to remember that what happened this week is that the rishi sunak government decided if you try to negotiate in good faith for the eu maybe you will get somewhere. and they contractor that pretty openly in fact to the blustar of mrjohnson s efforts. let’s pretty openly in fact to the blustar of mrjohnson s efforts. let s speak to him and of mrjohnson s efforts. let s speak to him and he of mrjohnson s efforts. let s speak to him and he followed of mrjohnson s efforts. let s speak to him and he followed all- of mrjohnson s efforts. let s speak to him and he followed all the - to him and he followed all the negotiations in the brussels and the big flaw in the argument is integral to the original deal as you say and is now wi
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