As the fall out from the Gavin Williamson sacking continues there are now rumours that Williamson was sacked over his concerns about Theresa May’s Diabetes which could be impairing her physical and mental health.
Williamson was sacked as the apparent source of a serious national security leak but he has now confirmed that no crime was committed.
Neil Basu of The Metropolitan Police said: “Any organisation has the right to conduct an internal investigation into conduct in the workplace. It is not a matter for the police unless a crime is alleged.
At no time have the police been provided with evidence by the Cabinet Office that a crime has been committed nor has it been suggested that a Gateway process would be required to enable that determination to be made.
No crime has been alleged by the owner of the material and I am clear that the leak did not cause damage to the public interest at a level at which it would be necessary to engage misconduct in a public office. It would be inappropriate to carry out a police investigation in these circumstances.”
Meanwhile The Sunday Times reports a senior Tory official allegedly heard Williamson telling colleagues her diabetes meant she was unfit for the top job and should resign. They also write that he was also overheard questioning her fitness to be PM at a dinner earlier this year, sources told the paper.
A May supporter responded to this by saying: “It’s absolutely outrageous that he would attempt to use the prime minister’s health condition against her and to suggest it makes her too frail and ill to be the prime minister.”
Theresa May Supporters say her trust in him evaporated when he scrawled “f*** the prime minister” on official papers after she stopped him sending warships to the South China Sea.
Williamson has told the press:
“This whole affair hasn’t been about trying to find the real culprit who leaked what was said at that meeting. It has been a game of politics, it’s been about settling scores and trying to prove the Prime Minister’s political strength.
The PM has spoken about compelling evidence. Well, I’d like to see it.”
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