This case is odd. I haven't heard a single lawyer saying that a conversation talking about someone undoubtedly qualify as protected data, so I'm more inclined t

This case is odd. I haven't heard a single lawyer saying that a conversation talking about someone undoubtedly qualify as protected data, so I'm more inclined to believe that Farage was already in possession of those emails (or made aware of them) and the bank thought that trying to hide them would make things worse?