Gray decided naming most senior officials involved was in public interest
Gray admitted she did not properly investigate a “meeting” with food and booze in the Downing Street flat on the evening of 13 November 2020, which Johnson and five unnamed special advisers attended.As Johnson’s most senior civil service aide, the man who became known as “party Marty” for organising a “bring your own booze” gathering and still holds a senior post in government was found to have ignored warnings about the event.
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