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Boris Johnson's mobile number freely available on internet for last 15 years
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Boris Johnson’s mobile phone number was freely available on the internet for the last 15 years, according to reports.
A contact number for Mr Johnson was listed on the bottom of a press release when he was still shadow higher education minister in 2006 – a document which was still available online in 2021.
Reports earlier this month suggested senior officials had called on Mr Johnson to change his number because of concerns about how many
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