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ISOBEL OAKSHOTT DID NOT KILL HERSELF

note: He text her at 1.20am on tuesday with threats. not found the video with that wanker piers morgan, seems like murdock needs a distraction and thrown matt hancock under the bus.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11810251/Journalist-leaked-Matt-Hancocks-WhatsApp-messages-sent-threatening-menacing-message.html

Journalist who leaked more than 100,000 of Matt Hancock's WhatsApp messages claims she got a 'somewhat menacing' message from the former Health Secretary at 1.20am after the story broke

Isabel Oakeshott described the message as 'threatening' in a Telegraph article

It comes after she gave her entire cache of his messages to the newspaper

Matt Hancock is said to be considering legal action to prevent further reporting

The journalist who leaked more than 100,000 of Matt Hancock's WhatsApp messages to the Telegraph has claimed the former Health Secretary sent her a 'menacing message' when he heard what she had done.

Isabel Oakeshott was given access to the messages while ghostwriting Mr Hancock's book Pandemic Diaries - but said she felt compelled to share them with the paper due to information that is in the 'public interest' being left out of the memoir.

Ms Oakeshott last night revealed she did not give the ex-minister advance notice of the leak, saying he found out 'late [Tuesday] Night'.

Writing in The Telegraph, she described the message as 'threatening' as she launched a fresh defence of her actions by focussing on the pandemic's impact on children.

On Wednesday she told Piers Morgan Uncensored on TalkTV: 'I received a somewhat menacing message at 1.20 in the morning.'

But when pushed to reveal what the contents of that message was, Ms Oakeshott refused to do so, saying: 'You can easily summise whether Matt Hancock is my friend at this point.'

She added: 'I think he is extremely troubled about how to respond to this, but this is not about him.'

Mr Hancock is said to be 'considering all options' in response to the leak.

'She's broken a legal NDA. Her behaviour is outrageous,' a source close to the former health secretary said.

Representatives for Mr Hancock have been contacted for comment.

Yesterday Ms Oakeshott confirmed that she had broken an non-disclosure agreement with Mr Hancock - although she argued that her action was overwhelmingly in the 'public interest'.

She wrote: 'One way or another, a great deal of material that is overwhelmingly in the public interest and pertinent to the public inquiry was suppressed [from Pandemic Diaries].'

The claim of the 'menacing message' came as the Telegraph published further revelations from the WhatsApps on Wednesday night.

They detailed comments made by the then-Health Secretary to former Education Secretary Sir Gavin Williamson, in which he branded teaching unions 'absolute a**es'.

Sir Gavin is said to have replied: 'They really really do just hate work'.

Following the messages' publication, the former education secretary tweeted that his comments had been 'about some unions and not teachers'.

He added: 'I have the utmost respect for teachers who work tirelessly to support students.

'During the pandemic, teachers went above and beyond during very challenging times and very much continue to do so.'

Further details about the government's decision-making over school closures were also released on Wednesday night.

A spokesman for Mr Hancock said: 'Tonight's [Wednesday's] revelations are exactly like last night's. These are partial accounts, obviously spun with an agenda.

'They show Matt was focused throughout on saving lives. The right place for a full assessment is the (official Covid) inquiry.'

Leaked messages published on Tuesday night seemingly showed Mr Hancock rejected the Chief Medical Officer's call to test all residents going into English care homes for Covid at the start of the pandemic.

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continued, including interview with piers morgan

Mr Hancock's representatives have vehemently pushed back against this 'distorted' impression saying he was 'supportive of' Whitty's advice but was told it was 'undeliverable' but insisted on testing those coming from hospitals.

Sir Chris Whitty told him there should be Covid testing for 'all going into care homes' - but Mr Hancock's WhatsApp messages revealed he did not follow the guidance, instead telling advisers it 'muddies the waters'.

The message show that Sir Chris demanded in April 2020 'testing of all going into care homes'.

After initially supporting the guidance, Mr Hancock then appeared to change his mind, telling aides: 'I would rather leave it out and just commit to test & isolate ALL going into care from hospital.

'I do not think the community commitment adds anything and it muddies the waters.'

Mr Hancock denied the 'distorted account' with a spokesman alleging the messages leaked by journalist Ms Oakeshott after she worked on his Pandemic Diaries memoir have been 'spun to fit an anti-lockdown agenda'.

The spokesman said: 'Having not been approached in advance by the Telegraph, we have reviewed the messages overnight.

'The Telegraph intentionally excluded reference to a meeting with the testing team from the WhatsApp. This is critical, because Matt was supportive of Chris Whitty's advice, held a meeting on its deliverability, told it wasn't deliverable, and insisted on testing all those who came from hospitals.

'The Telegraph have been informed that their headline is wrong, and Matt is considering all options available to him.

'This major error by Isabel Oakeshott and the Telegraph shows why the proper place for analysis like this is the Inquiry, not a partial, agenda-driven leak of confidential documents.'

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YOUTUBE VIDEO BELOW - ISOBEL ON PIERS ABOUT HANCOCK THREATS

"He Sent Me A Menacing Text" - Isabel Oakeshott On Exposing Matt Hancock

https://youtu.be/HmJsg798YiE

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Piers Morgan is joined for an exclusive interview with TalkTV's International Editor and the woman who leaked over 100,000 messages from Matt Hancock's WhatsApp files, revealing he ignored expert advice on Covid testing in care homes while he was Health Secretary.

Isabel, who obtained the messages while writing Hancock's memoir, explains why she chose to break their NDA, telling Piers: "I'm prepared to do this because I think the national interest is so utterly compelling."

The WhatsApp messages are said to show lack of care towards the severity of policies the Government was putting in place to try and protect people during the pandemic.

Plus Piers asks Isabel when Hancock found out she was leaking the messages, which leads to her revealing she received a "somewhat menacing" message from him in the middle of the night…

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NOTES ON THE PIERS INTERVIEW WITH ISOBEL

Note: the body language of those in the interview is really telling, the two talking heads never look at isobel, piers attacks her book and work, and then attacks her personally, trying to spin it that this is not the real picture. Isobel states that the covid inquiry will be a farce, it will not reveal anything as they have tied the person running it hands with untold demands to take into consideration. She did the right thing, they never follow the law, only have nda so people do not expose them, they will go after her now in full force, t.v, tabloids, journalist, mps and ever deep state character around, the deep state in the u.k are called the men in grey. very dangerous.

She will now find out who are true friends are, the rats will be jumping the ship and turning her, includling her so called friends.

WATCH THIS SPACE - ISOBEL DID NOT KILL HERSELF

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It is pretty simple,

Trump attack murdoch,

murdoch wants a distraction so he has thrown matt hancock under the bus,

there is no way a deep state asset like isobel would do this on her own.

if she has than great.

but anons are very suspicious of murdock.

murdoch will now try to position himself as the arbitutor of truth by throwing people to the masses,

Every politian ever elected has had to go to murdoch and ask for his backing,

Even Trump and Farage.

but trump and farage have both used him which he is not used to at all.

this guy can build people up or destroy people at a drop of a hat.

Retards the lot of those who call themselves the elites.

VERY EVIL, NOT JUST A U.K ISSUES, AND THEY WERE USING WHATSAPP FFS

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just a update on the telegraph group, the matt hancock whatsapp messages was leaked to.

it is owned by A BANKER BARCLAY.

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anons will remember trading places,

Telegraph Media Group Limited (TMG; previously the Telegraph Group) is the proprietor of The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph. It is a subsidiary of Press Holdings.[1] David and Frederick Barclay acquired the group on 30 July 2004, after months of intense bidding and lawsuits, from Hollinger Inc. of Toronto, Canada, the newspaper group controlled by the Canadian/American businessman Conrad Black.

In 2015, TMG made an operating profit of £51 million. Profits before tax were £47m, and turnover for the 53 weeks up to 3 January 2016 was £319m, according to unaudited accounts leaked to The Guardian. If these figures are accurate, then this was an increase from 2014 levels on both accounts.[2]

Telegraph Media Group operates as a multimedia news company. The holding publishes daily and weekly publications in printed and electronic versions, which provide news on politics, obituaries, sports, finance, lifestyle, travel, health, culture, technology, fashion and cars.

Team

Nick Hugh is the CEO.

Cormac O’Shea is the CFO.

Chris Taylor is the COO.

Sarah Crompton is the editor-in-chief of the Daily Telegraph's art department.

Jim Freeman is the sales director.

Matthew Watkins is Director of Alert Strategy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegraph_Media_Group

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_Holdings

Press Holdings and May Corporation Limited are two Jersey-registered holding companies owned by Frederick Barclay, which control the UK holding company Press Acquisitions Limited,[1] which in turn owns the Telegraph Media Group, parent company of The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph.[2]

In December 2005, Press Holdings sold The Scotsman Publications to the Edinburgh-based Johnston Press for £160m,[3] having paid £82m for the group in 1995.

The company also owns The Spectator, a weekly British political magazine, and Apollo, an art magazine.