Joanna Gray explores the curious mindset behind some parents’ impulse to label their child as disabled when they are not, even going so far as to get a fake disabled parking badge.
Nicola Sturgeon gave a tearful performance at the Covid Inquiry today as she tried to explain her misconduct during the pandemic. But St. Nicola's tears couldn't hide the damning truth, says Tom Harris.
Cabinet Secretary Simon Case said he believed Carrie Johnson was the real Prime Minister during lockdown, text messages shown at the Covid Inquiry reveal.
The Government has lost its legal challenge against handing over Boris Johnson's unredacted WhatsApp messages, notebooks and diaries to the Covid Inquiry.
Privacy – one of the most basic rights in any free society – is under threat from the Online Safety Bill, which is currently making its way through Parliament. The central issue is the undermining of encryption.
WhatsApp has threatened to leave the U.K. market over fears that the Online Safety Bill will kill end-to-end encryption and open the door to "routine, general and indiscriminate surveillance of personal messages".
The Telegraph has got hold of a cache of WhatsApp messages between Matt Hancock and the main decision-makers during the pandemic. It confirms our worst suspicions. They weren't 'following the Science'. It was a clown show.
