Dominic Cummings to be named as a respondent in sex discrimination case
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mirror.co.ukDominic Cummings will be named as a respondent in an employment tribunal case made by a former aide to ex-chancellor Sajid Javid despite attempts by Government lawyers to remove him, according to reports.
Barristers for Sonia Khan - who was fired by the Prime Minister's chief adviser last year and escorted out of Downing Street by police officers - are said to have successfully argued that Mr Cummings' behaviour is pivotal to her case.
The Guardian said Government solicitors attempted to argue that his name should be removed and replaced with that of the Cabinet Office in Ms Khan's claims of sex discrimination and unfair dismissal.
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