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BBC political editor Chris Mason says there is widespread irritation within government at the failure to comply with the inquiry's demand to be sent Mr Johnson's messages.
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Commonwealth Games chief executive officer Craig Phillips will be the first witness at the inquiry's Melbourne hearings, followed by Games president Ben Houston and chef de mission Petria Thomas.
In the inquiry's 2012 report, Lord Justice Brian Leveson said "outrageous" behaviour by some in the press had "wreaked havoc with the lives of innocent people whose rights and liberties have been disdained".
"The decision to challenge the inquiry's position on redactions is for the Cabinet Office," the spokesman added.
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The decision was unanimously upheld in October of that year when a panel of three senior Bristol academics rejected BRISOC's appeal against the inquiry's decision.
The publicly-available submissions published so far on the inquiry's website is just a drop in the ocean of "unprecedented" feedback, with more than 1500 responses received with almost a week before the feedback period closes.