Information commissioner confirms Lord Bethell’s use of messaging app will be investigated
The Information Commissioner’s Office has confirmed it will look into the private use of WhatsApp and other phone messaging apps and channels to conduct government business as well as emails, after Labour asked for more details of its investigation into Lord Bethell, the health minister.before it could be searched for information relevant to £85m of Covid test deals that are subject to a legal challenge.
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