Case notes made of a meeting between HMRC whistleblower, Andi Ali, and Senior Manager Debbie Urquhart – Cannon. (Note taker, Gayle Bury) dated 27 September, 2007. HMRC later charged and convicted Mr Ali of making sexist comments for saying (which he did not) he would like two sugars in his tea, and racist comments for saying (which he did not) Urquhart – Cannon had a nice tan. Why saying to somebody that you would like sugar in your tea, was a sexist comment, or because somebody had a nice tan, was a racist comment, is anybody guess. (Word in your ear) Mr Ali had just blown the whistle on Urquhart – Cannon’s corrupted colleagues and she knew that by making such wild claims against Mr Ali, it would do her chances of promotion no harm whatsoever which it didn’t. Yet another example of a HMRC Manager making false sexual allegations in order to gain a promotion. Disgusting!!!