A senior civil servant claimed a taxi home at taxpayers' expense because it was raining when he left the office. Glyn Williams, whose job as a Home Office mandarin pays £99,000 a year, was reimbursed £9 for the trip on September 26 last year. Mr Williams, who is director general of the Borders, Immigration and Citizenship Systems Policy and Strategy Group, is based in Westminster. Mr Williams, who is director general of the Borders, Immigration and Citizenship Systems Policy and Strategy Group, is based in Westminster. Pictured: Home OfficeThe civil servant also claimed £4,641 for air and taxi fares during a 'return trip to India for a high-level conference with key partners'.

Source: Daily Mail January 24, 2020 01:05 UTC