So it was Dominic Cummings' father who contacted Durham police and not the other way round?
"the statement from the force on Saturday differed from its previous response over what officers spoke to Mr Cummings’ father about."
"The initial response to the allegations on Friday said officers explained to Mr Cummings’ family the guidelines around “self-isolation” and reiterated the “appropriate advice around essential travel”.
"But Saturday’s statement said officers provided advice about “security issues”.
"Durham Police has not yet clarified what this means and if this is the same as guidelines around self-isolation and avoiding non-essential travel."
"The force’s updated statement read: “Following a significant number of media inquiries over the weekend, Durham Constabulary can add the following detail."
“On Tuesday, March 31, our officers were made aware that Dominic Cummings had travelled from London to Durham and was present at an address in the city."
“At the request of Mr Cummings’ father, an officer made contact the following morning by telephone."
“During that conversation, Mr Cummings’ father confirmed that his son had travelled with his family from London to the North East and was self-isolating in part of the property."
“Durham Constabulary deemed that no further action was required. However, the officer did provide advice in relation to security issues.”
"Grant Shapps said the conversation Mr Cummings’ father had with Durham Constabulary did not relate to his son’s travel from London."
"He said: “I think it was, in fact, Mr Cummings’ father who contacted the police, not the other way round."
“And it was in reference to security advice, which you’ll appreciate the family don’t want to go into–not about this specific issue.”
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