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Raab in spotlight over bullying claims as he stands in for Sunak at PMQs

The Deputy Prime Minister is under scrutiny over allegations he bullied civil servants.

The Independent UK

Sunak urges officials with concerns about Raab to come forward

PM says he is not aware of any formal complaints about deputy but refuses to say if he has been told of informal bullying claims

The Guardian - UK

GDP declines by annualized 1.2% in July-Sept. quarter

Japan's gross domestic product in July-September declined 0.3% from the previous quarter in price-adjusted real terms, according to a preliminary report released by the Cabinet Office Tuesday.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

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Dominic Raab ‘left junior staff scared to enter office’ while foreign secretary

The former top civil servant in the Foreign Office said the under-fire Deputy Prime Minister was demeaning and abrasive to staff.

The Independent UK

Deputy PM Raab ‘warned about his behaviour’ at the Foreign Office

Dominic Raab will stand in at Prime Minister’s Questions but is under pressure over allegations about his treatment of officials.

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab was warned about his behaviour by top Foreign Office official

Exclusive: fresh claims that Simon McDonald relayed staff complaints to Raab when he was foreign secretary

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak says he does ‘not recognise’ bullying claims against Dominic Raab

PM says he is not aware of any formal complaints against deputy prime minister

The Guardian - UK

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Leaked survey shows Raab staff reported bullying or harassment at work

The poll also found that 15 people in the Cabinet minister’s private office reported witnessing someone else being bullied or treated unfairly.

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab facing more bullying claims from time as Brexit secretary

‘Serious expression of concern’ about deputy PM’s behaviour was sent to cabinet office in 2018

The Guardian - UK

Prime Minister’s judgment questioned amid concerns over Dominic Raab’s behaviour

RISHI Sunak is facing further questions over his judgment as allegations emerged that his deputy Dominic Raab behaved aggressively towards staff…

The National (Scotland)

Sunak’s judgment under scrutiny as claims arise over Raab’s behaviour

Rishi Sunak is facing further questions over his judgment as allegations emerged that his deputy Dominic Raab behaved aggressively towards staff during his previous stint as Justice Secretary.

Evening Standard

Dominic Raab accused of hurling tomatoes across room in fit of rage amid bullying claims

The accusations pile more pressure on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak whose judgment has been questioned

Wales Online

MoJ staff ‘offered route out of department after Dominic Raab reappointed to Cabinet role’

Multiple sources have alleged Dominic Raab created a ‘culture of fear’ in MoJ

The Independent UK

Sunak faces scrutiny over whether he knew of Gavin Williamson bully claims

Source says PM was given ‘general description’ of alleged incident but gave Williamson a job anyway

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian - UK

Sunak sharpens knives of his detractors with handling of Williamson scandal

With No 10 seemingly one step behind events, prime minister cultivated his reputation for poor political judgment

The Independent UK

Strip Williamson of knighthood if complaints upheld, urge Lib Dems

The party is warning that the ‘serious allegations’ against the former Cabinet Office minister risk bringing the honours system into ‘disrepute’.

Daily Mirror

Who is Gavin Williamson? MP's pet tarantula, knighthood and telling Russia to 'go away'

Former defence and education secretary Gavin Williamson has left the cabinet for a third time after accusations about his past behaviour hit the press. His political career has rarely been far from controversy

Reuters

UK's Rishi Sunak says he regrets making Williamson a minister

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday that he regretted giving a ministerial role to Gavin Williamson who resigned on Tuesday after claims that he bullied colleagues.

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Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak admits ‘regret’ over Gavin Williamson appointment in PMQs grilling after ‘cartoon bully’ resigns

Rishi Sunak is under pressure to explain why he brought minister back amid allegations over conduct

The Guardian - UK

Sunak was unaware of ‘any specific allegations’ about Williamson, says ally

Minister’s resignation puts PM under further pressure over decision to reappoint him to cabinet

The Guardian - UK

Williamson’s exit gets Sunak’s premiership off to an awkward start

Minister’s resignation will ramp up concern among Tory MPs over leader’s political judgment and appointments

The Guardian - UK

Sunak in quandary over fate of ‘dark arts’ practitioner Williamson

Analysis: Some Tory MPs are not buying excuse PM is waiting for inquiries into minister to conclude before taking decision

The Guardian - UK

Partygate inquiry delays blamed on government foot-dragging

Exclusive: MPs investigating Boris Johnson’s lockdown rule-breaking have been waiting more than three months for some evidence

The Independent UK

MPs table bill to force Rishi Sunak to appoint new ethics watchdog OLD

Prime minister is yet to fill the ethics advisor post which has been vacant for 145 days

The Independent UK

Downing Street calls latest Gavin Williamson bullying allegations ‘serious’

No 10 said Prime Minister Rishi Sunak still has confidence in the embattled minister.

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