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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots,

Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by Katie Bors and Jill Rutter from the Think Tank UK in a changing Europe.

Now Katie, all of us means that today has been waiting for Sue Gray, another Sue Gray report,

which has just come out in the last few minutes. Tell us, what does it say?

Yes, as ever we have been waiting for Sue Gray. Now, ultimately the upshot of this

written ministerial statement is that Sue Gray is not cooperating, as fully as the government

would expect, when given the opportunity to make representations a part of the process,

the saying she is chosen not to do so. And what they're trying to do there is ultimately

looking to the circumstances leading to her resignation, which was sparked when it was reported

that she was, she had been appointed as being offered at least the job of Kirstaam as Chief

of Staff. Now that was a leak to the media, which I think they've was slightly caught on the hoof.

So you had her resigning quickly, you've had Kirstaam refusing in various interviews

to get into any details on timing. So when he first spoke to Sue Gray,

the Tories are alleging if you look at various reports, which this statement is not going into,

that there is a conflict here, because she was in the role related to the party gate report

in propriety and ethics around the time she was also speaking to Labour. Now, there's two

investigations. This is a ministerial statement on the Cabinet Office investigation.

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