Bitter Dominic Raab has claimed "the people" will "pay the price" after he quit as Rishi Sunak's number two - suggesting he was the victim of a Whitehall conspiracy.
The former Deputy Prime Minister, who announced his resignation following a hotly-anticipated report into his conduct, claimed to have been warned he was being targeted by "unionised officials".
Mr Raab - who was the subject of eight formal complaints about his behaviour since 2018 - has lashed out at what he suggests was a co-ordinated plot to remove him.
