Civil servants were told they must return to the office.
Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg has been criticised for leaving a note for civil servants, saying "sorry you were out when I visited".
The note, printed on government paper with Mr Rees-Mogg's title, was left at empty desks and read "I look forward to seeing you in the office very soon."FDA union boss Dave Penman said the note was crass and insulting, and undermined civil service leadership. A source close to Mr Rees-Mogg confirmed the note, which has been widely shared on social media, was genuine.
The note, which was signed off by the Cabinet Office minister "with every good wish", was left in a "completely empty" office, the source said. The source added that it was "very important for the taxpayer and British public that government is working properly and the estate is well used".
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