article_snippet: Sir Jeremy Heywood, nicknamed 'Sir Cover-Up' has overseen a move that will ban civil servants from speaking to journalists without prior approval .
article_snippet: The move, which follows a similar clampdown on members of the armed forces talking to the media, has been overseen by Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood, the Head of the Home Civil Service.
article_snippet: Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood, the Head of the Home Civil Service has been nicknamed ‘Sir Cover-Up’ for preventing the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq War from seeing letters and records of phone calls between Tony Blair and George Bush.
article_snippet: Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood, the Head of the Home Civil Service influence is such that David Cameron is said to have once joked:
article_snippet: Remind me, Jeremy, do you work for me or do I work for Jeremy?
highlights_snippet: He's nicknamed 'Sir Cover-Up' for preventing Chilcot inquiry into Iraq War .