Relative outsider expected to be named as cabinet secretary, replacing Sir Mark Sedwill
The government is to unveil its new top civil servant on Tuesday to replace Sir Mark Sedwill, who stepped down following hostile briefings linked to No 10, with a 41-year-old outsider closely allied toSimon Case, a former private secretary to Prince William who was seconded to No 10 in May at the prime minister’s request, is to be formally announced as the new cabinet secretary, theThe Cabinet Office, which is responsible for civil service matters, refused to comment on the report, saying only...
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