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Prisoner claimed guards were 'torturing' him after he found a spider in his room

Last year saw £60m worth of compensation claims from UK prisoners, including one prisoner who was refused bananas and another denied hair clippers

Daily Mirror

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

Standard questions about Dominic Raab’s record as a minister

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Tory MPs defend Dominic Raab amid claims he created ‘culture of fear’

Staff reportedly offered a ‘route out’ of Ministry of Justice when Cabinet minister was reinstated in October

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

Tory MPs rush to defend Dominic Raab over claim he hurled tomatoes at officials

The Deputy Prime Minister last night faced a flurry of claims of being “rude” and “aggressive” towards civil servants

Daily Mirror

Tory MPs defend Raab against claims he created ‘culture of fear’

Staff reportedly offered a ‘route out’ of the Ministry of Justice when the Cabinet minister was reinstated in October.

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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 under pressure amid reports second cabinet minister faces bullying allegations

This follows the resignation of former education secretary Gavin Williamson

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab nicknamed 'The Incinerator' as Deputy PM 'burns through' staff so quickly

Civil servants working for Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab have accused him of creating a "climate of fear" at the Ministry of Justice with staff leaving their jobs over concerns about his behaviour

Daily Mirror

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

Multiple sources have alleged Dominic Raab created a ‘culture of fear’ in the Ministry of Justice, according to The Guardian.

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The Guardian - UK

MPs’ alleged bullying of staff likely to continue under scrappy complaints system

Some excuse alleged behaviour of Raab, Patel and Williamson, but others want to clean up Westminster

The Guardian - UK

MoJ staff offered ‘route out’ amid concerns over Dominic Raab behaviour

Exclusive: Some civil servants may have still been traumatised by his previous stint there, sources say

The Independent UK

Scottish minister condemns ‘shameful’ Bill of Rights

Shona Robison said the Scottish Government will oppose the proposals to reform human rights legislation.

Evening Standard

Labour set to benefit from London constituencies shake-up

Labour is set to benefit from a constituencies shake-up in London, strengthening the party’s stronghold on the capital.

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The Independent UK

Gavin Williamson fails to stop boundary proposal carving up his constituency

The potential change could see the embattled minister fighting for reselection as the number of Staffordshire MPs shrinks.

Daily Mirror

Jeremy Hunt and Dominic Raab risk losing seats with pensions triple lock betrayal

Betrayal of 12.3million pensioners over the state pension triple lock won't just cost Brits £443 a year - it could also cost some Cabinet ministers their seats, Labour analysis claims

Evening Standard

Home Secretary Suella Braverman pledges to speed up asylum system with rollout of new scheme

A trial in Leeds reportedly doubled the average number of claims processed and reduced the time asylum seekers wait for a first interview by 40%

The Independent UK

Home Secretary pledges to speed up asylum system with rollout of new processes

A trial in Leeds reportedly doubled the average number of claims processed and reduced the time asylum seekers wait for a first interview by 40%.

The Independent UK

Raab to bring back British Bill of Rights in bid to curb migrant crossings

The Justice Secretary said the Bill will establish supremacy of UK courts after judges in Strasbourg blocked Rwanda deportations.

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak hires ITV head of UK news as communications chief

Journalist Amber de Botton takes special adviser role for new prime minister

Daily Mirror

Rishi Sunak Cabinet ministers can trouser thousands in payoffs for 49 days out of a job

The hokey-cokey in Cabinet means ministers are set to trouser thousands in 'golden goodbyes' for career changes shorter than the B&Q returns policy. We have a look at who's who...

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