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Sue Gray is a senior Civil Servant in the United Kingdom and is the Director-General, Propriety and Ethics Team and Head of Private Offices Group[1]. She has been described as the most politically powerful woman in the country, she is regarded to be fairly unknown and mysterious relative to the status of her position[2][3][4].
Sue gained press attention in late 2017 for being tasked as the person to oversee an investigation into allegations against Damian Green relating to his use of computers intended for work purposes[5][6][7].
- ^ "Sue Gray - GOV.UK". www.gov.uk.
- ^ Cook, Chris (10 July 2015). "A powerful person who stays hidden". BBC News.
- ^ "Profile: Sue Gray, civil servant – and "the most powerful woman in Britain" | Conservative Home". Conservative Home.
- ^ "The Sketch: Meet silent executioner from the Cabinet Office". The Independent. 2 February 2012.
- ^ "Sue Gray: Who is the woman at the helm of the Damian Green inquiry?". Evening Standard.
- ^ Deputy Political Editor, Sam Coates (11 November 2017). "Sue Gray, the ethics chief in Green case, faced removal before election". The Times.
{{cite web}}:|last1=has generic name (help); no-break space character in|last1=at position 7 (help) - ^ Weaver, Matthew (20 December 2017). "Who's who in the Damian Green inquiry". The Guardian.