Top Mandarins Unleash Criticism in Private Messages

Explosive text messages have been revealed, showing that Britain's top mandarin, Simon Case, was highly critical of Boris Johnson's response to Covid. In a series of WhatsApp messages, Case expressed frustration, stating that "Government isn't actually that hard, but this guy is really making it impossible."

"Party Marty" Apologizes for "Bring Your Own Booze" Bash

Martin Reynolds, the ex-No10 aide who organized the controversial "bring your own booze" gathering, appeared at the Covid inquiry and issued a heartfelt apology. He admitted that pre-pandemic planning was severely lacking and revealed the chaos within Downing Street.

Simon Case's Despair at Boris Johnson's Handling of Covid

The WhatsApp messages presented at the inquiry showed Simon Case and Martin Reynolds expressing despair at Boris Johnson's approach to the early stages of the coronavirus. Case, who is still in his position, stated that he was "at the end of my tether" and criticized the PM's "let it rip" strategy, declaring that "IT HAS TO STOP!"

Former Aide Reveals Dysfunction Between Johnson and Cummings

Martin Reynolds also shed light on the dysfunctional relationship between Boris Johnson and his former chief adviser Dominic Cummings. He stated that their agendas were not overlapping after the 2019 general election, highlighting the tension within the Prime Minister's team.