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Mail on Sunday newspaper claims Liz Truss' phone was hacked while she was foreign secretary. The paper claims messages between Truss and international foreign ministers fell into foreign hands. UK opposition parties call for an investigation into the unconfirmed claims. CNN cannot independently verify whether a hack occurred or who might have been behind it.

Unconfirmed Liz Truss phone hack report prompts calls for investigation | CNN

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