Coronavirus
They can help to differentiate Pirola from a cold, experts say.
Ben Warner scribbled the word on a note as panic set in at the top of government.
The bizarre behaviour showed his "nuclear levels of confidence", according to a senior official.
Helen MacNamara said "hundreds" of officials and ministers may have breached the government's own guidelines.
Boris Johnson's former aide really could not catch a break yesterday.
Covid Inquiry publishes misogynistic messages sent during the pandemic.
The shocking revelation was contained in documents seen by the Covid Inquiry.
Former prime minister's top aide slammed his leadership in a savage WhatsApp message.
One-time aide to the ex-PM claims he was likely to have said: "Why are we destroying the economy for people who will die anyway soon?”
From "disappearing messages" to the urge to "let the virus rip", the messages expose the chaos in government during the pandemic.