Durham to take no further action against PM's aide

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Durham to take no further action against PM's aide

The Prime Minister's chief adviser committed a minor breach of the lockdown rules but Durham Police say they will not take retrospective action against him.

Met officers on duty outside Dominic Cummings' London home

Date - 28th May 2020
By - Chris Smith

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Durham Police concluded that Dominic Cummings had committed a “minor breach” of the lockdown rules when he drove 26 miles from his father’s property to Barnard Castle with his wife and son. It also concluded that he had not broken...

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