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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, The Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu, and I'm joined by Fraser Nelson and Katie Bors.

So the headlines today are all about Dominic Cummings, even though he's left government.

Katie, what's been going on?

Yes, so late last night, you had a briefing drop, actually multiple briefings to a few of the papers.

The Daily Telegraph, which I have in front of me, is Cummings accused of leaking number 10 texts. The

son went more with Boris Johnson suggesting, or at least in their headline suggesting, they

were summarising that Dominic Cummings is a text maniac. And then you'll have a situation in the Times where, again, a very similar

briefing. And what they're all bringing together is a senior Downing Street Source has ultimately

said that they believe that it's Dominic Cummings, who is behind the fact there have been so many

leaks recently about messages, the Prime Minister's personal correspondence. Now, in terms of what

those are, because it's probably helpful just to recap, I mean, there's a real range here.

So we had the WhatsApp with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince, I think that was last week over football.

This week you've had James Dyson text with Boris Johnson about ventilators. We also had not exactly a text, but reports that Simon

case, because of all these texts, had previously told Boris Johnson to change his number, and the

Prime Minister had declined. I think that one landed particularly badly in Downing Street as a story.

And then also just for, you know, old times sake, we've got a few old claims thrown in. So in some of

the reports they're saying that,

you know, Diana String are also blaming Dominic Cummings now for the leak of the second lockdown.

If you remember at the time, there was a hunt for that number 10, I think at that time being led by

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