Boris Johnson's No.10 Entangled in 'Disgusting Misogynistic' WhatsApps Amidst Covid Inquiry

Former Conservative chancellor, George Osborne, has disclosed that shocking WhatsApp messages exchanged during Boris Johnson's tenure as Prime Minister will be unveiled during the Covid inquiry next week. Osborne, co-hosting a podcast with former Labour shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, condemned the language used by Johnson and his top advisers, including Dominic Cummings, as "disgusting" and "misogynistic".

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Osborne anticipates the publication of these astonishing and deeply troubling WhatsApp messages, shedding light on the nightmarish environment experienced by many individuals within No.10 and the highest echelons of the government during that period. He warns that the revelations are likely to spark significant repercussions for those who steered the nation amidst the pandemic.

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The disclosed messages, as Osborne understands, contain not only repugnant remarks from Boris Johnson but also from key advisers such as Dominic Cummings. The tone and content of these exchanges have been described as shocking, with Osborne explicitly pointing out the presence of disgusting and misogynistic language.

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The revelation precedes Cummings' much-anticipated appearance at the Covid inquiry next week, adding to the mounting intrigue surrounding the investigation.

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