Cabinet Secretary Simon Case ‘is taking short period of medical leave’ as his Covid inquiry appearance looms

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The Cupboard Secretary is taking a ‘brief interval’ of medical go away, it was introduced in the present day.

Simon Case, the UK’s most senior civil servant, is predicted to be off for ‘just a few weeks’ as a result of ‘non-public’ challenge.

The information comes as Rishi Sunak and Whitehall grapple with the fallout from the Israel terror assaults.

Mr Case had additionally been resulting from give proof to the Covid inquiry within the coming weeks, after embarrassing WhatsApps emerged through which he described the federal government as a ‘joke’.

Simon Case, the UK's most senior civil servant, is expected to be off for a 'a few weeks' due to the 'private' issue

Simon Case, the UK’s most senior civil servant, is predicted to be off for a ‘just a few weeks’ as a result of ‘non-public’ challenge

A Cupboard Workplace spokesman stated: ‘The Cupboard Secretary is taking a brief interval of go away due to a non-public medical matter and is because of return to work in just a few weeks.’

Mr Case was championed for the highest civil service job by Boris Johnson in September 2020, having beforehand been everlasting secretary in No10. 

He has come below hearth over his dealing with of the Partygate rows. 

He needed to step again from the investigation into lockdown-breaking events, which finally fell to Sue Grey to guide, due to his personal involvement.

Mr Case was pictured on the Cupboard Room celebration for which Mr Johnson and Mr Sunak had been fined.

And earlier this month the Covid inquiry was proven WhatsApp messages from October 14, 2020 criticising the response to the pandemic.

He swiped that the federal government regarded like a ‘horrible, tragic joke’, including that he was ‘unsure I can cope’.

Politico stated Mr Sunak will transient the Cupboard in regards to the state of affairs, with components of Mr Case’s position being crammed by a lot of prime officers whereas he’s off, however no interim substitute. 

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