DfE avoids direct criticism in Sue Gray report

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Education staffers’ “gathering” during lockdown is not under police investigation, long-awaited report reveals

The hotly anticipated report from senior civil servant Sue Gray into a series of alleged parties by Whitehall staff and politicians has largely avoided mention of the Department of Education.

Public attention has focused on parties at Downing Street—including one at which the prime minister Boris Johnson was apparently given a cake and others where staff drank wine when the toughest pandemic lockdown rules were in force.

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