Ministers including Philip Hammond, Jeremy Hunt and Sajid Javid will be expected to hand over their mobile phones as part of the inquest being conducted by Cabinet Secretary Sir Mark Sedwill, including any personal mobiles they possess
Cabinet ministers will be hauled before a leak inquiry this weekend after Theresa May’s hunt for the source of information on the Huawei affair gathered pace.
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