Government insiders are fuming over accusations that left-leaning Civil Service members with ties to Sue Gray have been leaking No10's policy plans. Behind-closed-doors discussions on anti-smoking and pro-driver measures have been made public, much to the frustration of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his closest ministers and aides.

Leaking Government Policy

Sue Gray, previously a senior boss in the Civil Service, made headlines earlier this year when she shockingly left her position to join Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's team. Since then, suspicions have grown that her associates in the Civil Service are leaking government policy plans. One senior government source expressed their discontent, stating, "The Civil Service is awful at the moment. This is them jumping in trying to please that woman Sue Gray. It isn't a coincidence that the Blob is so chatty after Sue Gray started her role with Labour."

Prime Minister's Crunch Policies

Rishi Sunak has been engaged in crucial discussions regarding various policies. However, leaked topics included plans to effectively ban under-18s from ever taking up smoking. Additionally, the decision to delay the Net Zero ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars until 2035, and to prevent councils from expanding 20mph zones, was also exposed.

Fury over Partygate Report Timing

Earlier this year, Sue Gray caused uproar when she announced her departure from her high-ranking Civil Service position to work for Sir Keir Starmer. Critics pointed out the fact that her announcement came shortly after her Partygate report, which played a role in the downfall of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Nonetheless, both Gray and Labour maintain that she followed all rules and received clearance to work for the party from Parliament's appointments watchdog. It is important to note that there is no suggestion that Gray had any involvement in the leaked policy plans.