Ten Things You Need to Know Today: 20 May 2022

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1. Report to ‘name and shame’

Sue Gray has written to senior civil servants to warn them that she plans to identify them in her report, the deputy political editor of ITV News understands. The report, which is likely to be published next week, is expected to include “scathing criticism of senior political and civil service figures”, said The Telegraph. Downing Street said Boris Johnson has been told that he faces no further police action after the Met announced the end of its inquiry into lockdown breaches in Westminster. The force issued a total of 126 fines to 83 people for events happening across eight different dates.

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