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11 things missing from Sue Gray’s report

The civil servant’s report on Downing Street’s alleged lockdown parties has finally been released – all nine pages of it

By Martin Williams
11 things missing from Sue Gray’s report
The SNP’s Commons leader called the report ‘a fact-finding exercise with no facts‘
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Sue Gray’s long-awaited report into lockdown-busting parties at Number 10 has finally arrived. And it isn’t exactly ‘War and Peace’.

Gray’s report runs to just nine pages long – with fewer than 500 words of findings.

Concerns about its transparency had already been raised by privacy campaigners through openDemocracy. We revealed that Gray had, in previous roles, helped to block the release of information and shield Number 10 from scrutiny.

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