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Deadline looms to release Boris Johnson messages in Whitehall Covid inquiry clash

Government faces being dragged to court by own inquiry unless they comply with chair’s demand

The Independent UK

Deadline looms for Covid inquiry reply after Johnson WhatsApp requests

Ministers are under pressure over whether to release unredacted WhatsApp messages and diaries belonging to Boris Johnson to the Covid-19 inquiry.

The Independent UK

Scottish Covid Bereaved group calls for Boris Johnson WhatsApps to be released

The Cabinet Office has been threatened with legal action after attempting to resist a request from the official UK Covid-19 Inquiry to see specific materials.

Daily Record

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5 key takeaways from row over Boris Johnson’s Covid inquiry WhatsApps

What did the inquiry want and why wouldn’t the government give it to them?

The Independent UK

Covid inquiry issues legal threat to Cabinet Office over refusal to hand over Boris Johnson WhatsApp messages

Official UK Covid Inquiry threatens legal action over refusal to supply then-Prime Minister’s unedited WhatsApp messages and diaries

Evening Standard

Child sex abuse inquiry chair slams government’s ‘disappointing’ response to recommendations

Plans announced by Suella Braverman ‘will not provide the protection from sexual abuse that our children deserve’, Alexis Jay warns

The Independent UK

Disgraced Queensland former police commissioner Terry Lewis, who died aged 95, remembered as 'an evil man'

The first serving Australian police commissioner to be knighted was jailed in 1991 for official corruption after being named in the Fitzgerald Inquiry.

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Liverpool fans' group responds after UEFA reveal new safety plans following Champions League final chaos

UEFA has brought in new measures to improve safeguards for fans attending their finals in the wake of last season's Champions League fiasco

Liverpool Echo

Compensation scheme for contaminated blood scandal victims ‘must be extended’

Some people have yet to be compensated after the deaths of their loved ones

Evening Standard

What happened to the Senate inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women?

The Australian Senate’s inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women was briefly on the political agenda late last year, with little media coverage.

The Conversation

Prince Harry’s lawyer denies leaking documents from Leveson Inquiry in privacy battle with Daily Mail publisher

David Sherborne insists evidence in Prince Harry’s privacy claim can be used if it came into the public domain by another route

Evening Standard

Council’s Edinburgh Tram Inquiry costs rise by another £100,000

Eight years after it was launched, the probe looking into the botched tram project which ran hundreds of millions over budget is expected to publish findings in the next six months.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Academy to be focus of Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry when it resumes this summer

The inquiry has been focusing on residential care provisions at boarding schools for a number of years and has also looked at Fettes College.

Daily Record

Child abuse inquiry to focus on Edinburgh Academy

Public hearings will resume in August.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Two more Post Office workers die awaiting final compensation, inquiry hears

On Tuesday the inquiry’s chairman, Sir Wyn Williams, said Isabella Armstrong-Wall and Lynette Hutchings had died.

Manchester Evening News

Didsbury mosque responds to stinging Manchester Arena bombing inquiry criticism

Leaders of the mosque attended by Arena bomber were accused of 'wilful blindness' to highly-charged debate about Libya conflict before atrocity

The Independent UK

Covid inquiry: what stage is it at and what will it look at?

Public inquiry seeks to ‘learn lessons’ following devastating pandemic

Daily Mirror

MI5 boss 'profoundly sorry' after failure to stop Manchester Arena bomber

Manchester Arena Inquiry chairman Sir John Saunders released his findings on Thursday, which determined MI5 officers failed to take appropriate action on two key pieces of intelligence received in the months before the attack

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Manchester Evening News

'The failures exposed in this report are unacceptable'

'Those killed and injured in this murderous attack had every right to feel safe and protected, but as this Inquiry has demonstrated, they were failed at every level'

Manchester Evening News

Leaders of Didsbury Mosque attended by Arena bomber guilty of 'wilful blindness' to highly-charged debate about Libya conflict before atrocity, inquiry finds

But the mosque was not an ‘active factor or cause’ in the radicalisation of suicide bomber Salman Abedi and his accomplice brother Hashem, the inquiry concluded

Daily Mirror

'Race played a part in my dad's death - we urge Covid inquiry to examine this'

Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice (CBFFJ), The Runnymede Trust and 25 other civil society organisations have written to Baroness Hallett, chair of the Covid Inquiry, calling for structural racism to be explicitly examined in the Covid inquiry

Evening Standard

Grenfell: System Failure. Scenes from the Inquiry review: a show that fills you with rage

This quietly devastating show feels real, and its unvarnished testimony is horrifically compelling

Evening Standard

OPINION - The writer of two plays about the Grenfell Tower Inquiry on why theatre can help us make sense of it all

As our second verbatim play taken from the transcripts of the inquiry opens, we find that little has changed. It’s time it did

ABC News

Police 'copy and pasted' details in murder review but forgot to change dead man's name, inquiry told

Police appeared to show a lack of care when reviewing suspected gay hate murders, the inquiry into LGBTIQ hate crimes is told, as a third round of hearings gets underway in Sydney.

Chronicle Live

Infected Blood Inquiry chair says final report due 'in autumn' but promises 'there will be criticism'

Sir Brian Langstaff said he'd estimate publication of his final report will be in autumn

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