was a frequent particular whatsapp was a frequent part of— particular whatsapp was a frequent part ofss in covid. where you were unaware of— business in covid. where you were unaware of the fact that that was the case — unaware of the fact that that was the case as first minister during the case as first minister during the course — the case as first minister during the course of the pandemic? those exchanres the course of the pandemic? those exchanges i — the course of the pandemic? those exchanges i would _ the course of the pandemic? those exchanges i would have _ the course of the pandemic? those exchanges i would have no - the course of the pandemic? iir12 exchanges i would have no knowledge of and had no sight of before seeing them in the course of this inquiry. if you are asking me did i know anybody in the scottish government was using whatsapp, of course it is not the case, whatsapp had become in my view probably too common a means of communication, but i think the exchanges you are talking about certainly from what i have seen would not suggest that government decisions were

whatsapp i is right. thank you. whatsapp communication _ is right. thank you.s your common understanding of the scottish government mobile messaging app's usage and policy. does not recall any decision—making via whatsapp, health decisions administered by matt hancock and this was disbanded after matt hancock left office used as information sharing, not decision—making, such as a number of messages not being retained. this document is dated the 13th of october 2023. this is what the scottish government represented to us as being your position as at that time, to the effect that you had retained none of the messages, although you had used whatsapp to discuss information and advice relating to covid—i9. is that an accurate representation of your position as at that time? {lit accurate representation of your position as at that time? of course but position _ position as at that time? of course but position developed _ position as at that time? of course but position developed back i position as at that time? of course but position developed back we i position as a

i want to stop on the whatsapp now and ask another— stop on the whatsapp now and ask another question, in _ another question. in joe pike's report, there, in scotland, - another question. in joe pike's report, there, in scotland, in i another question. in joe pike's i report, there, in scotland, in the second wave, scotland's x death rates were no better than england's. what do you make of that? irate rates were no better than england's. what do you make of that?— what do you make of that? we all recret what do you make of that? we all re . ret an what do you make of that? we all regret any death _ what do you make of that? we all regret any death that _ what do you make of that? we all regret any death that took - what do you make of that? we all regret any death that took place l regret any death that took place over the — regret any death that took place over the pandemic and the first minister— over the pandemic and the first minister did. over the pandemic and the first ministerdid. it over the pandemic and the first minister did. it is right that the covid _ minister did. it is

can we return to 28766 i and your whatsapp messages.h bigger. hopefully - be made a touch bigger. hopefully the will be made a touch bigger. hopefully they will come _ be made a touch bigger. hopefully they will come on _ be made a touch bigger. hopefully they will come on page _ be made a touch bigger. hopefully they will come on page bigger. - be made a touch bigger. hopefully} they will come on page bigger. we are looking at. does this help? yes. hels me are looking at. does this help? yes. helps me as — are looking at. does this help? yes. helps me as well. _ are looking at. does this help? yes. helps me as well. i _ are looking at. does this help? yes. helps me as well. i think— are looking at. does this help? .;e:2 helps me as well. i think we can both read. this is a discussion between you and nicola sturgeon about the number of people who could meet indoors from march 2021. if we look at the first message from you, saying when you respond on cabinet paper injune, would we make it six and three indoors? it is more normal. what is

whatsapp messages between ourself, either.. whatsapp messages between yourself. humza _ either..essages between yourself, humza yousaf and miss - yourself, humza yousaf and miss lloyd _ yourself, humza yousaf and miss lloyd were produced by you and your second _ lloyd were produced by you and your second statement. where did you get them? _ second statement. where did you get them? , , :, :, them? they were provided to me throuuh them? they were provided to me through the _ them? they were provided to me through the scottish _ them? they were provided to me| through the scottish government. them? they were provided to me - through the scottish government. you do obviously didn't have those on your own — do obviously didn't have those on your own devices because you deleted them _ your own devices because you deleted them i— your own devices because you deleted them. �* :, them. i didn't retain them in line with the procedure _ them. i didn't retain them in line with the procedure i _ them. i didn't retain them in line with the procedure i have - them. i didn't retain them in line

i use whatsapp, whatsapp. but whatsapp, it's whatsapp. but why don't they know?en so much that we've got much going on we've just got so much going on in with covid in scotland with the covid inquiry messages, in scotland with the covid inthhey've messages, in scotland with the covid inthhey've all messages, in scotland with the covid inthhey've all come messages, in scotland with the covid inthhey've all come t0|essages, in scotland with the covid inthhey've all come to lightjes, and they've all come to light and they've all come to light and all and whole and all that and the whole whatsapp the whatsapp files with the telegraph, yeah, stop telegraph, you think, yeah, stop using whatsapp or do they disappear? thing? disappear? the messages thing? yeah. what's wrong with these people? yeah. what's wrong with these peo they're they're >> they're boomers. they're politicians. should we do? i'm worried we should probably move on we've got so many on because we've got so many papers to get through. unless you no, you look desperate to say no, no, was one other no, th

the issue of whatsapp messages is back on the agenda?in, and we could play whatsapp bingo the amount of time that phrase has come up during the covid inquiry. what is interesting with the scottish part of the uk covid inquiry, it is important to remember it is a uk wide inquiry and the bit they are on now is in edinburgh, based on what happened with the scottish government. but it is part of the uk wide inquiry. i think what is really interesting is the difference in tone. when it was in london and focusing on westminster, we heard so much about whatsapp and the really personal messages that were read out, often very fruity, juicy language, quite unpleasant at times, about how politicians and civil servants were referring to each other, and the decisions they were making. a stark difference with what was going on in scotland, because so many of the whatsapp messages have been deleted. we heard last week that nicola sturgeon had practically deleted all of them, thatjohn swinney, deputy first minister of scotland had his messages set to au

what happened to your whatsapp?y described as scotland's master of spin, to be held to account. nicola sturgeon stands accused of a betrayal of the many promises that she made, including that nothing would be off—limits in the public inquiries. her industrial deletion of whatsapps, along with those in her inner circle, begs the question why, when she knew a public inquiry was on its way. why, from january 2020 to the 1st of september 2020, are there zero whatsapps and, rather conveniently, none from her inner circle? the very first question she faced, how decisions on covid were made, recorded, discussed. is it still your position today that you and the scottish government were open, transparent and accountable in your actions, notjust in your words, at all times during the pandemic response in scotland? yes, that is still my position. i did not do government business through informal messaging in relation to covid or any other matter. nicola sturgeon gave public assurances in the midst of the pandemic that all of h

, why did she do thati her texts and whatsapp, why did she do than . her texts and whatsapp, why did ., ., , , . ., do that i am not sure she did. what i have heard _ do that i am not sure she did. what i have heard today, _ do that i am not sure she did. what i have heard today, who _ do that i am not sure she did. what i have heard today, who deleted . i have heard today, who deleted them, floor auto let'ses set up by them, floor auto let'ses set up by the civil servant, we won't know until we hearfrom nicola sturgeon. if it was the first, if it was the first minister she said at a press conference in august 2021 she would never do that, she misled the bereaved families and if they were auto deleted, she didn't know that. we better wait to hear what she says, one of the most important things in the scottish government, i speakfrom things in the scottish government, i speak from recent experience we don't take decisions by whatsapp, it is done by officials submitting submissions to minister, it is recorded, all the details, it is not done by whatsapp in scotland. flan recorded, all

liz lloyd told the hearing she had lost whatsapp messagesl she had lost whatsapp messages before septemberirst minister humza yousaf will appear in front of the inquiry this afternoon. his informal messages are also likely to be scrutinised. the inquiry tries to build a picture of how pandemic decisions were made. we heard about colourful language in that report, but liz lloyd was clear that this was articulating a sense of frustration shared between her and nicola sturgeon about what they saw as a shambolic day on the part of the uk government, a day on which borisjohnson announced something boris johnson announced something which borisjohnson announced something which was applicable to england and not to scotland and therefore perhaps a confusing message to people here in scotland. what didn't feel like any kind of coincidence at the time, the questions were being raised that the inquiry, humza yousaf announced in the scottish parliament that the whatsapp debacle has not been the scottish government's finest hour and i would be an external review into whatsapp messaging. humza yousaf has

nicola sturgeon seems to have lost all of her whatsapp messages , as of her whatsapp messages, as she'sholding back the tears, choking back the tears at the covid inquiry are you saying those are crocodile tears? i'm not alleging anything of anyone. >> i just think for someone who is clearly a gifted communicator, clearly a highly intelligent woman, it's remarkable how forgetful she seems to be and how she seems to know everything about everything in scotland, apart from the specific emails from the covid inquiry telling her to retain her whatsapp messages, she accidentally deletes them. it's remarkable. i wonder if she accidentally deleted that email . accidentally deleted that email. a level a level of cognitive dissonance. i've never seen someone so sharp, so on the detail. one of the big criticisms with boris he was criticisms with boris is he was so scatterbrained and all over the place. no wonder he sort the place. no, no wonder he sort of had some whatsapp messages going. but nicola she going. but nicola sturgeon, she knew why knew every single detail. why did her messages missin

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i mean, i know that both of them didn't put forward their whatsapps, months whatsapps, but 18 monthsfind emails, you're going to find some of politics, some discussion of politics, right ? you're to find some right? you're going to find some crude jokes . and feel like crude jokes. and so i feel like going through 18 months of communications and then picking out the few that make you seem incredibly cynical, i think that's something a bit cynical about actually. about that, actually. >> the inquiry, >> so do you think the inquiry, both in england and both the one in england and the one scotland, are slightly one in scotland, are slightly missing one in scotland, are slightly missin raking through the details >> by raking through the details of these whatsapp that of all these whatsapp that absolutely. if you listen to anybody's conversation over 18 months, would find they said months, you would find they said some things might not bear some things that might not bear repetition the page repetition on the front page of a newspaper. >> to be honest, i >> yeah, i mean, to be honest, i g

whatl happened to your whatsapp? arriving to answer questions _ happened to your whatsapp?ng to answer questions that _ happened to your whatsapp? arriving to answer questions that have - happened to your whatsapp? arriving to answer questions that have been . to answer questions that have been stacking up since the hearings in edinburgh began. forsome stacking up since the hearings in edinburgh began. for some who lost loved ones, this a chance for the former first minister, who they described as scotland's master of spin, to be held to account. nicola sturueon spin, to be held to account. nicola sturgeon stands _ spin, to be held to account. nicola sturgeon stands accused - spin, to be held to account. nicola sturgeon stands accused of - spin, to be held to account. nicola sturgeon stands accused of a - sturgeon stands accused of a betrayal of the many promises that she made, including that nothing would be off—limits in the public inquiries. her industrial deletion of whatsapps, along with those in herinner of whatsapps, along with those in her inner circle, begs the que

but admitted deleting whatsapp messages . but she admitted deleting whatsapp messages.insisted admitted deleting whatsapp messages . but she insisted she messages. but she insisted she acted in line with scottish government policy. ms sturgeon appeared emotional at times as she recounted that part of her wished she hadn't been first minister when the pandemic took hold . the man, shot dead by hold. the man, shot dead by police in london yesterday after breaking into a home armed with a crossbow , was a convicted a crossbow, was a convicted stalker . bryce a crossbow, was a convicted stalker. bryce hodgson had been convicted of stalking, including entering a woman's bedroom without consent. the 30 year old was also under a five year restraining order that banned him from entering the street, where he was threatening people . where he was threatening people. the government's . refused to the government's. refused to rule out relying on imported steel after the planned closure of blast furnaces at port talbot in wales. executives from tata steel were being questioned by mp

but others have provided whatsapps.s sturgeon told her chief of staff, "i'm having a bit of a crisis of decision—making in hospitality, not helped by the fact i haven't slept". after discussing the possible restrictions on pubs and restaurants in detail, ms sturgeon concludes, "it is all so random but i think we need to be prepared for a bit of a backlash". but critics, including some of those bereaved in the pandemic, want to know what was in the whatsapps which we haven't seen. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. the sesame street character elmo has become the internet�*s therapist... after posing a casual question on x — formerly known as twitter — asking how is everybody doing? that was enough to prompt the thousands of people to unload their woes on animal, saying they weren't 0k at all. 0ur reporter, courtney bembridge, has more from the newsroom. it's a simple question, but it's hit a nerve online. almost 180 million people have seen this post on x from elmo, and thousands of users have unleashed their grief and des

he government via whatsapp and what messages were retained.— government via whatsapp and what messages. he was going to double the — messages were retained. he was going to double the number _ messages were retained. he was going to double the number of _ messages were retained. he was going to double the number of patrols - messages were retained. he was going to double the number of patrols near. to double the number of patrols near the border_ to double the number of patrols near the border at that point. there would — the border at that point. there would be — the border at that point. there would be no checkpoints and he was very clear _ would be no checkpoints and he was very clear about that but he was looking — very clear about that but he was looking to — very clear about that but he was looking to increase the number of police _ looking to increase the number of police assets near the border to effectively act as a deterrent. so when effectively act as a deterrent. when you effectively act as a deterrent. sr when you say there was a barren it seems there was a reluctance on t

but others have provided whatsapps. was shown messages for october 2020 in which ms sturgeon told her chief of staff, "i'm having a bit of a crisis of decision—making in hospitality, not helped by the fact i haven't slept". after discussing the possible restrictions on pubs and restaurants in detail, ms sturgeon concludes, "it is all so random but i think we need to be prepared for a bit of a backlash". but critics, including some of those bereaved in the pandemic, want to know what was in the whatsapps which we haven't seen. so nicola sturgeon also talked about her regrets, regrets she said, that perhaps she could have saved more lives during the pandemic and in particular, regrets about the hundreds of deaths which happened in care homes. and, she also talked about her concerns about her overall approach to covid, whether she could have done anything better. she was really quite reflective in her evidence today, but those questions still remain for her. lots of difficult questions outstanding and for her critics, they

you can send a message on whatsapp. or you can you can send a message on whatsapp. e—mail you can send a message on whatsapp. or you can e—mail newsnight. faisal�*s here tomorrow. until then, goodnight. the biden administration is doing the right thing by trying to open up lines of dialogue. i'm a democrat and i think congress would also be willing to open up lines of communication and dialogue to de—escalate tension. communication and dialogue to de-escalate tension.— communication and dialogue to de-escalate tension. there is still some time _ de-escalate tension. there is still some time before _ de-escalate tension. there is still some time before the _ de-escalate tension. there is still| some time before the inauguration de-escalate tension. there is still. some time before the inauguration in may of president elect. are you expecting any sort of reaction to china to his ascension to the position? i china to his ascension to the position?— china to his ascension to the osition? , _, _ ., position? i wish i could say that i would not _ position? i wish i could

the use of whatsapp was permitted on scottish government devices. .on seemed to promise back in august 2021? can you guarantee to the bereaved families that you will disclose emails, whatsapps, private emails if you've been using them, whatever, that nothing will be off limits in this inquiry? i think if you understand statutory public inquiries, you would know that even if i wasn't prepared to give that assurance, which for the avoidance of doubt i am. some whatsapp exchanges survive and former civil servant ken thomson was asked about his. in them, colleagues are told to clear chat, as their discussions could be made public in future. that was in fact the instruction that we were given in the corporate policy, having transferred any salient points to the corporate record. in one message, the national clinical director, jason leitch writes — "whatsapp deletion is a pre—bed ritual." he's due to give evidence to the inquiry in the coming days. as recently as 2017, the world health organization declared that measles had been eliminated in the uk. now th

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we've got sturgeon's whatsapps.nce harry's libel claims and harry's deleted libel claims and terrorists released from jail. cheery stuff. see you in a couple radio. >> welcome back to headliners i'm leo curson, i'm still here with paul cox and lewis schaffer , kicking off this section with the telegraph . and nicola the telegraph. and nicola sturgeon deleted her whatsapp, denying us the chance to see the least arousing dick pics of all time . time. >> paul sturgeon deleted all covid whatsapps in query told so this is scotland's former first minister as if we didn't know retained zero messages whatsoever and a deputy used an auto delete function . nicola, auto delete function. nicola, you silly sausage . i wonder what you silly sausage. i wonder what she was. i wonder what she was thinking. she said she made no decisions on whatsapp by the way. but course she didn't. way. but of course she didn't. that's where she that's where. that's where she put all the secret information that she didn't anybody to that she didn't

missing whatsapp messages have hit the headlines — at times, overshadowing some of the other issues that examined. 0ne expert told the inquiry that the scottish government made the same mistakes with the second wave of covid, as it did with the first. another witness told the inquiry that discharging patients from hospitals into care homes was a disaster waiting to happen. so this is my mum at our wedding. maggie waterton lost her mother, margaret, and husband david. she wants answers from nicola sturgeon. i blame myself, i couldn't keep my mum at home. i blame myself that i didn't fight hard enough for my husband. and we carry that. and i want to be able to lay some of the blame and some of the guilt that i feel at scottish government's door. and did politics play a role in the path the first minister chose to walk? in his evidence, one uk government minister claimed it likely did. it would be naive to assume that people who had dedicated their whole life to the cause of scottish independence, would not, at certain points, see the political component to some of the decisions and some of

chris jackson said it was his understanding staff only used whatsapp for administrative purposes.zon system. that is our understanding, but we are keeping it under test. the post office says getting hold of all the documents is a huge exercise as there are 70 million of them. next week the inquiry will hear from fujitsu, the company which runs the horizon it system. they're likely to be asked why they continue to deny there were problems with the software. even as evidence mounted that there were bugs and faults with the horizon system. zoe conway, bbc news. with more on this let's speak to our political correspondent peter saull. peter, whats the state of play today? you can see behind me an article on the bbc website which you can read elsewhere but there is a potential that the post office is liable for a bill for £100 million, according to a tax expert, because what they have been doing is deducting the compensation payments handed out to people from their profits, so a huge potential sum there that they could be liable for. the post office macro is —— the post office is owned

that as him reminding i would read that as him reminding people of the need to be professional on whatsapp even when discussing light—hearted things. the other thing i would say about all the individuals on the screen is that they are all in my knowledge and experience, particularly with ken thompson, they are public servants of the utmost integrity and at this point and throughout the pandemic, they were public servants who were working in a committed and dedicated fashion in terms of the hours they were working, the pressure under which they were working, probably above and beyond the call of duty. ken thompson is someone i have worked with throughout my time in the scottish government and he is a civil servant of the utmost integrity, as i say, and the utmost professionalism. this u-rou was and the utmost professionalism. this group was called covid outbreak group, — group was called covid outbreak group, obviously connected to the covid _ group, obviously connected to the covid pandemic, yes? that group, obviously connected to the covid pandemic, yes?— group, obviously connected to the

but others have provided whatsapps.ry was shown messages for october 2020 in which ms sturgeon told her chief of staff, "i'm having a bit of a crisis of decision—making in hospitality, not helped by the fact i haven't slept". after discussing the possible restrictions on pubs and restaurants in detail, ms sturgeon concludes, "it is all so random but i think we need to be prepared for a bit of a backlash". but critics, including some of those bereaved in the pandemic, want to know what was in the whatsapps which we haven't seen. so this was nicola sturgeon as we have rarely seen her before recalling her experience during the pandemic, seems to have been raw, emotional, even arguably traumatic for her today, we heard of her regrets, regrets she said that she could perhaps have locked down this country earlier, regrets too, she said about the number of people who had died, particularly the deaths in care homes here in scotland, but there is no getting away for the former first minister from some very difficult difficult qu

. it conducted on whatsapp. have should not have to be not have to sit there and analyse to be. sit there and analyse conducted on email, then it is actually to freedom of actually subject to freedom of information . information. >> clarify, it's the same >> just clarify, it's the same point . tessa, what are your point. tessa, what are your thoughts legally governing officials politicians are officials and politicians are obuged officials and politicians are obliged to make a record of note of decisions that are made. >> so when boris johnson is effing and blinding at dominic cummings, if they're just blowing off steam as clearly as their personality type with foul language , then that is not language, then that is not actually a document of official decision making . but if they are decision making. but if they are clearly making a decision about how to cook brexit very badly because it couldn't be cooked well, then yes, that is a decision and it needs to be recorded. problem with recorded. and the problem wit

. it conducted on whatsapp. have should not have to be not have to sit there and analyse to be. sit there and analyse conducted on email, then it is actually to freedom of actually subject to freedom of information . information. >> clarify, it's the same >> just clarify, it's the same point . tessa, what are your point. tessa, what are your thoughts legally governing officials politicians are officials and politicians are obuged officials and politicians are obliged to make a record of note of decisions that are made. >> so when boris johnson is effing and blinding at dominic cummings, if they're just blowing off steam as clearly as their personality type with foul language , then that is not language, then that is not actually a document of official decision making . but if they are decision making. but if they are clearly making a decision about how to cook brexit very badly because it couldn't be cooked well, then yes, that is a decision and it needs to be recorded. problem with recorded. and the problem wit

people are free to join whatever whatsapp group theyjoin, in australia you have the freedom to assemble you are a corporation, advocacy group or religious group. even if i think your demands outlandish and your claims are baseless. what i have concerns with is when a lobby group seems to have seems to have a direct channel, access to very senior people, in this case the chair of the board at the abc. and can influence an outcome so rapidly. i wanted to point out there that, while i might have ideological differences with those in that whatsapp group, they can lobby all they like, but our public broadcasterjust like the bbc, is meant to be independent and impartial and when it appears it's not, all of a sudden this becomes a really big political and free speech issue in australia. they deny they were pressured. but they were pressured! and they had direct correspondence and were celebrating my sacking. and they were then also saying that "what can we do to make sure that abc doesn't settle with antoinette?" this was a really orchestrated attack to not only target me, and ruin my reputati

the, the remaining struggling they me to is really to me out uh through whatsapp. because i, i have shared my number in my platforms. uh, because i've been to that i know uh with life and is between the deb rinni and ciocca. so she's helped more than a dozen women, including naomi no can do. deborah pressure naomi's boss and agency via what's up and posted videos about her treatment until they agreed to let her come home. naomi's own deborah online. just like photo we in youtube says look, so this way i phone the and then i tried to share him with my profile. so like i'm also new from like that and whatnot. deborah's network has grown so much that other women refer maids and distress to her. staying connected is key to bringing women back home when they get to that they can, your needs that may be switched off. but once we connected with the internet, if it's very easy, maybe when somebody has a problem, she can reach out to him on facebook and don't take it off. and then we get to, to help them out, social media and makes it easy for human traffic as in smugglers

she went to the bathroom to make a whatsapp call for help. book fainted before she could dial out. 3 hours later, her employer came to find her. she pulled a pocket. there's a pocket and twisting the bathroom. what i used to use it for cleaning she just or so it could be a top ortho 3 times florida. and she just poured for me 3 times twice. and when she left there during the entire week, deborah ann took out past state again. when she came to, she gathered enough strength to send a voicemail to our canyon agent to force the family to take her to the hospital. but after just one day, she was sent back to work the front of me to come by and to continue with the walk . uh like and nothing happened. so i said, no, seeing the life difference in that house. 70 percent of the kenyan women who do domestic work abroad. go to saudi arabia, 9 percent booty, jordan, others go to cuts, our united arab emirates, egypt, lab and on, and other gulf states like rain. the for mike is there was kind of slight misstatements like, you know, it's, you know, given enough food or sometimes in time, even with

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deletion of her whatsapp messages and her texts . right now, she . she's happening right now, she. she's on the ropes. we will keep you up to date. this >> the camilla tominey show sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . 1028 year with gb news. 1028 year with gb news a britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner now coming up, we're going to be discussing martin bashir's outrageous claim that the backlash interview the backlash from his interview with down to with princess diana was down to racism within the bbc, which is rubbish, of course, but first, are you as old as me and do you remember this . remember this. >> there should have been some music about that. that was the good old days of policing, when jack, when it was jack warner from dixon of green, the from dixon of dock green, the blue light was the definitive symbol of the police. >> that's right. if you're listening we're listening on the radio, we're looking fashion looking at the old fashion victorian lamp on a brick wall outside your police officer wel

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the former first minister has deleted all her whatsapp messages from the time.y before christmas shone a light on relationships between politicians and advisers at westminster. and what they really thought of each other and how the good relationships or the dysfunctional ones played into pandemic decision—making there. the scottish conservatives are describing her actions as a shameful cover—up and labour are calling it a shocking betrayal. nicola sturgeon is due to give evidence to the inquiry in the coming weeks. measles could spread rapidly in some parts of the uk unless more children are vaccinated. that is the warning from the head of the uk's health security agency who says vaccination rates are well below what's recommended. measles is highly contagious and can lead to serious complications including meningitis, blindness and seizures. more than 200 cases of the disease have been confirmed in the west midlands recently. here's our health editor, hugh pym. a vaccination bass out on the road today, promoting the benefits and offering a range of vaccines in

but others have provided whatsapps. the inquiry was shown messages for october 2020 in which ms sturgeon told her chief of staff, "i'm having a bit of a crisis of decision—making in hospitality, not helped by the fact i haven't slept". after discussing the possible restrictions on pubs and restaurants in detail, ms sturgeon concludes, "it is all so random but i think we need to be prepared for a bit of a backlash". but critics, including some of those bereaved in the pandemic, want to know what was in the whatsapps which we haven't seen. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. the deaths and care homes here in scotland but there's no getting away for the former first minister from some very difficult questions and particularly about the two the evidence and we do not know presumably whether it was evidence or not or how critics want to know what, if anything she was trying to hide. details of the steel with the democratic unionist party to bring back power—sharing to northern ireland. it will mean no routine checks on goods fr

burner phones. >> deleted whatsapp's burner phones .s. were we watching the covid inquiry or an american gangster movie there? look former deputy tory, uh, chairman, that's the one. lee anderson gives his views on the snp. it's not to be missed. he tees off very shortly. patrick christys tonight. monday to thursdays from six till 930. >> this is patrick christys tonight. we're only on gb news former mumford and sons musician winston marshall is coming up about the threat that is already here by the way, to western civilisation . but first, former civilisation. but first, former first minister nicola sturgeon has made her much anticipated appearance before the scottish covid inquiry. today it comes after allegations emerged that she deleted key pandemic whatsapp messages used the pandemic to push her own political agenda. but let's just cast our mind back, shall to we, august 2021, when sturgeon was asked if she'd hand over all her whatsapps to the inquiry. here we go. >> i think if you understand statutory public inquiries, you would kn

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can we go back to your whatsapp messages?these. i'm used to it. the inquiry saw exchanges between the two women. in messages relating to the uk government's announcement of a second lockdown in england, nicola sturgeon wrote, "this is bleep excruciating, their comms are awful", accusing borisjohnson of "utter incompetence". the prime minister, she concluded, "is a bleep clown". it was evident in his exchanges with the scottish government, with the first minister, and i think with the other first ministers, because we would be on the same call, that he didn't want to be on those calls. he wasn't necessarily well briefed on those calls and he wasn't listening to the points we were making on those calls. so i think engagement with him came to be seen as slightly pointless during this period. ms lloyd was then questioned about her whatsapp messages and why those from the first six months of the pandemic were missing. for the record, i regret not being able to give the inquiry those messages. i thought i had them. i have sourced t

is it still possible to use whatsapp in russia? hello, is this safe?ger is 100% safe, right? we are told that there is data encryption, but this still does not provide those security guarantees that we... will ever think about in the future, but if you simplify it, can a postcard from your mother, grandmother or anyone of yours loved ones, cause some problems with your device and say that your data is about to be stolen? in fact, this is an information canard, there is no danger, and if we say in simple terms how it all works, when they send you a picture, photograph, etc., it is filled in a separate cell, so called cache, but what? to run some malicious code and execute it, you need to open the file itself, but the file opens in the application itself, so it does not pose any danger to the device, there is a line there, all devices are connected to departmental systems of the sdmx network, what is this ? in fact, this is not a data-driven system, but a subtype of a virus that encrypts data, mainly: it is located on devices such as a personal computer,