Mr Cummings was once Mr Johnson's closest ally, but is now his sworn enemy. He is among a number of former Number 10 insiders who will face questions at the COVID inquiry this week.
The COVID public inquiry is set to become explosive this week, with former Boris Johnson aide Dominic Cummings expected to dish the dirt on the former prime minister. The maverick former No 10 adviser, once Mr Johnson's closest ally but now his sworn enemy, heads a list of top former Downing Street insiders giving evidence this week.
Sunak and Johnson expected to attend inquiry Previewing this week's evidence on the Politics at Jack & Sam's podcast, Sky News deputy political editor Sam Coates said: 'What is going to happen this week really matters, not least because there are people who are at the heart of this inquiry who are still in government. 'I understand that Rishi Sunak is likely to appear before the COVID inquiry in December, possibly 11th December. Boris Johnson will appear around then too.
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