EXCLUSIVE Nazir Afzal, whose brother died from coronavirus, claims Dominic Cummings was responsible for six breaches of coronavirus regulations over his lockdown trip to Durham
A former top prosecutor who lost his brother to coronavirus has claimed there is enough evidence to prosecute Dominic Cummings for breaching coronavirus restrictions.null
Lawyers for Nazir Afzal, whose older brother Umar died in April, have submitted a 225-page dossier to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
He claims that investigations by his solicitors have uncovered new evidence.
Mr Afzal wants the CPS to prosecute the top Tory adviser for the 260 mile trip to Durham with his wife and son during the height of lockdown.
A Mirror and Guardian investigation revealed the couple’s rule-breaking journey to Mr Cummings parent’s home.
The two-week absence from the family’s London home included a day-trip to Barnard Castle which Mr Cummings claimed was to test his eyesight for the drive back down south.
