Cabinet Office accused of covering up Rishi Sunak’s involvement in “Eat Out to Help Out” scheme
Good Law Project challenged the Cabinet Office’s refusal to disclose Rishi Sunak’s WhatsApps on the “Eat Out to Help Out” scheme, which caused COVID surge in cases and deaths.
Good Law Project challenged the Cabinet Office’s refusal to disclose Rishi Sunak’s WhatsApps on the “Eat Out to Help Out” scheme, which caused COVID surge in cases and deaths.
📌 The main points...
- Good Law Project wanted PM Rishi Sunak’s WhatsApp messages on the “Eat Out to Help Out” scheme.
- The scheme increased COVID-19 cases and deaths.
- The Cabinet Office said no, citing the COVID Inquiry.
T he ongoing standoff between the Cabinet Office and the COVID Inquiry regarding the release of Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages has garnered significant attention.
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