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It's not that well appreciated outside Westminster, but over the past few years there's been a

massive shift in the way that the government operates.

And actually, it mirrors a shift in our own lives.

So I've not been in Westminster for very long, maybe three, four or five years maximum,

but in that time, I think the shift towards people using

instant messaging and WhatsApp has been huge.

Orbery Elegrity is a senior political correspondent with the Guardian.

Initially, you would still have called or texted an MP, but COVID really, I think, put the sort of

rocket underneath it because you couldn't speak to anyone in person anymore.

And so you had to rely on quicker forms of digital communication to relay

quotes or thoughts instantly.

And all this information is sort of blasted from one phone to another or potentially to a group.

So quickly that it means that that information can sometimes get out of control and nobody can

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