Boris Johnson is back in the headlines with the former British prime minister finding himself at the center of a legal row between the UK government and the inquiry the government itself commissioned into its handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Former PM said will provide unredacted messages directly to the inquiry in letter to Lady Hallett

The government is planning to take legal action against the Covid Inquiry to try to block the release of Boris Johnson's unedited messages and diaries

The government is likely to lose its legal case against the Covid inquiry, a government minister has said. It comes after the government said it would seek a judicial review over the inquiry's demand that it submit Boris Johnson's unredacted WhatsApp messages.

The UK government is to launch an unprecedented legal challenge over the Covid inquiry's demand for WhatsApp messages and documents. The government missed a 16:00 deadline to share Boris Johnson's messages and notebooks from during the pandemic.