Is there a way to check when was my phone last used?

My apologies for the very unusual question.
My question is simply to know if there is a way to find out when was my phone last tuned on or used.
Basically i left my business at a place with a lot sensitive work data and i have a great feeling that it has been accessesed. So if anyone can help me if there is an App or a service that would allow me to find out the time stamp of the time and date of the access or even better which apps were accessed.
Thank you for your time and brain.

While this is not all you are asking for and may not be helpful, in Settings > General > Usage, you can find the number of hours since the last charge, and how how much of that time was standby. Total minus standby should be the total time someone was using it since its last full charge.
I do not know of any built-in function, however, to show all of what you are asking for.

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