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Sources say PM did not ask deputy to go despite bullying inquiry finding he engaged in ‘abuse or misuse of power’

Some people believe any English person who fails to get a lump in their throat during the King’s Coronation hates their country

Editorial: Despite being found to have acted as a bully, Mr Raab’s portrayal of himself as the real victim shows a telling lack of contrition

Five-month investigation into claims against ex-deputy PM upheld complaints of intimidation and abuse of power

Dominic Raab handed his resignation letter to the PM Rishi Sunak this morning

U.K. Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab resigned after an independent investigation criticized his “abrasive” treatment of civil servants, drawing a line under a months-long saga that threatened to undermine Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s pledge to restore professionalism to the government.

PM is loyal towards his former deputy but it is hard to see how Raab’s reputation could have escaped notice

MP’s resignation as deputy prime minister and justice secretary would appear to have ended his ambitions of one day taking over in No 10

The former Foreign Secretary and Brexit Secretary has previously admitted not reading the Good Friday Agreement before negotiating with the EU, and has come under fire over his views on feminism and taking the knee

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Dominic Raab’s dismissal as deputy prime minister follows the findings of a report into bullying allegations.