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Labour accuses Sunak of ‘weakness’ after allowing his deputy to resign rather than sacking him

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

London (AFP) - From digital bank Revolut to money-transfer group Wise and payments company Checkout, London is Europe's fintech champion and intends on keeping its crown despite Brexit fallout and declining investments.

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.

London (AFP) - Dominic Raab announced he was stepping down on Friday as UK deputy prime minister after being faulted in a workplace bullying inquiry, dealing a fresh blow to the beleaguered Conservatives.

London (AFP) - Dominic Raab has had a bumpy ride in British politics ranging from an aborted try to be Tory chief to a stinging demotion after failing to rush back to work from holiday as Kabul fell to the Taliban.

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