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Sunak deputy quits after probe finds abrasive treatment of staff

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.

Tribune News Service

Spotlight turns to what Rishi Sunak knew about Dominic Raab and when

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

The Guardian - UK

Who is Dominic Raab? The political career of the karate black belt MP downed by bullying investigation

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

Evening Standard

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Dominic Raab's 10 worst gaffes and controversies as Tory plans to quit at next election

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

Daily Mirror

Who is Dominic Raab? The martial arts black belt forced to resign over bullying claims

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The Independent UK

Raab sent to the backbenches after colourful ministerial career

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

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab: how the Guardian revealed bullying allegations

How the story has unfolded since Ministry of Justice sources first spoke out about his behaviour

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Dominic Raab ‘called me a ‘silly b****’, lawyer who took government to court over Brexit claims

Gina Miller, who challenged the government’s Brexit plans in the Supreme Court, claimed Mr Raab abused her while the pair shared a lift after appearing on the BBC’s Today show in 2016

The Independent UK

Friday briefing: Food prices continue to surge – how will the UK and the rest of the world respond?

In today’s newsletter: The cost of eating continues to surge, and everywhere from Nigeria to China is in search of an answer

The Guardian - UK

Tory peer's call for devolution rollback proves Brexiteers have lost the plot

Lord Frost's suggestion that Holyrood be stripped of powers amid the SNP's woes is 'absurd', writes Record View.

Daily Record

Varadkar: Windsor Framework will not be reopened, but Brexit will never be done

The Taoiseach said: ‘Nobody is calling for (Brexit) to be opened or renegotiated – not even the DUP,’ during a Bloomberg event on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Popular Edinburgh pub announces sudden closure with bosses unable to find staff

Dozens of businesses have felt the full brunt of the cost of living crisis and Brexit forcing them to close their doors some after decades of running a successful business.

Edinburgh Live

MPs set for crunch Brexit inquiry debate after 141,000 people demand probe

A debate takes place in Westminster Hall next week after calls for an investigation into the impact on the UK of quitting the EU - seven years after the Brexit referendum

Daily Mirror

Britain will rejoin EU single market as older Brexiteers die off, Ryanair boss

The Ryanair boss said the UK will have ‘no choice’ but to strike a deal with the EU similar to Switzerland or Norway

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The Guardian - UK

Brexiters have a new threat to focus their nationalism on: China. But their influence is waning

In this pragmatic Sunak era, a fresh start with China – and an end to bullish Tory sabre-rattlers – is on the cards, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The National (Scotland)

Outrage as Tory lord calls to 'reverse' Scotland's devolution

A FORMER Tory Government minister has been condemned after saying that the SNP’s ‘implosion’ is a chance to put devolution into reverse...

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak tells DUP their Brexit boycott ‘bad for unionism’

Stormont deadlock ‘won’t bolster cause of unionism’, says PM – as Bill Clinton urges unionists to ‘get show back on the road’

The Guardian - UK

UK will sign deal paying in to EU budget within 15 years, says Ryanair boss

Michael O’Leary says Brexit is ‘unbelievably messy’ and a ‘net negative’ on the British economy

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The Conversation

Brexit didn't trigger the mass exodus from the EU that was once feared – but nor did it leave Europeans wanting more from their union

The British vote to leave the European Union in 2016 sent a shockwave across the European continent. With a large member state turning its back on the union, it seemed eminently possible that others could follow.

The Guardian - UK

Why are UK food prices up by 19% – and which foods are worst affected?

Sugar, sauces, milk and cheese – we look at what is behind the March food inflation figure and if there is hope on the horizon

The Guardian - UK

French trade minister to visit UK after post-Brexit ‘hiccup’

Olivier Becht says two countries have moved on since tensions with government of Boris Johnson

Birmingham Post

CBI president Brian McBride on Brexit, freeports, AI and the crisis engulfing the business body

The CBI president says AI should be feared but should be seen as a force for good

Al Jazeera

Descendants of Holocaust survivors struggle for Czech citizenship

Those wishing to reconnect with their heritage say the government in Prague must scrap a communist-era law.

The Independent UK

Boost for British travellers as EU pushes back post-Brexit border checks

Exclusive: Planned fingerprint and facial biometric checks will be delayed until ‘after Paris Olympics’

The Independent UK

More children in London get first choice of primary school amid fall in demand

Falling birth rate and families moving out of the city during pandemic and following Brexit has led to a decline in applications, councils say.

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