According to Sky Information, the official at the heart of the partygate incident is being lined up as a contender for ambassador to Saudi Arabia.

Martin Reynolds is more likely to return to Riyadh after leaving his position as one of Amount 10’s most senior officials in February.

The International Office environment recruiting procedure is now underway; no formal appointments have been planned, and nothing has yet passed the key minister’s desk.

However, two sources told Sky News that he was finally expected to leave the role.

 Mr Reynolds wrote an email encouraging people at 10 Downing Street to “make the most of the great weather and have some socially distant beverages” in the backyard garden at the commencement of the initial lockdown on 20 May maybe 2020.

Invitees were instructed to “convey your possess booze”.

This earned him the moniker “Social gathering Marty,” which his friends claim “could not be further from the truth” in light of his temperament.

This gathering was invited to approximately 100 individuals, and between 30 and forty people attended.

A number of men and women have been punished by the police for joining the event.

Campaigners on behalf of COVID bereaved families had called for Mr Reynolds’ dismissal.

The nomination would cause consternation in sectors of the civil assistance, with only one source calling the proposal “depressing.”

Mr Reynolds sent the email as the crucial minister’s primary private secretary, a role he began in October 2019.

He was previously the Ambassador to Libya.

Alcohol is illegal in Saudi Arabia, however embassy compounds are prepared to store alcoholic beverages in diplomatic bags.

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