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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

Sunak defends Raab after serious 'bullying' allegations emerge about PM's deputy

The Prime Minister said he did not “recognise that characterisation” of his deputy - who has reportedly been nicknamed "The…

The National (Scotland)

Rishi Sunak stands by Dominic Raab after deputy PM accused of bullying

Eight people working in Dominic Raab’s private office during his tenure as foreign secretary claimed to have been bullied or harassed at work.

The Independent UK

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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

Rishi Sunak stands by Dominic Raab over bullying claims as 'incinerator' faces PMQs showdown

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has rejected calls for his deputy Dominic Raab to face an investigation or the sack after civil servants claimed Mr Raab had created a "climate of fear" among staff

Daily Mirror

As disgraced Tory MPs shame politics, will Rishi Sunak keep his promise to clean up the house?

Time was when a dishonourable member would resign and disappear for good after a scandal. Not any more

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the toxic workplace that is Westminster

Bullying is rife in parliament and MPs should be the last people to condone it

The Guardian - UK

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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

'Third time unlucky for Gavin Williamson who resigned under three Prime Ministers'

Gavin Williamson didn't even have a job, he was Minister Without Portfolio – presumably because, in any efficient government, you need someone to mop up the awkward jobs, writes Mark Steel

Daily Mirror

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

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

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.

The Independent 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

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The Guardian - UK

Thanks to Gavin Williamson, the era of dark arts in the whips’ office is over

There will always be a place for political enforcers – but they now know their missives will probably see the light of day, says the Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Independent UK

Starmer: World of difference between Streeting’s senile remark and Tory scandals

The shadow health secretary has apologised for a comment about Jeremy Corbyn in Parliament, saying it was made ‘in jest’.

Evening Standard

Become an MP? Thanks, but I’d rather tuck into a wallaby’s tackle

Have you heard about Katie?” my wife asked as she came home from the school run. Katie is the mum of my little boy’s friends so I assumed the news was about an upcoming children’s birthday party. I assumed wrong. “She wants to be an MP,” my wife continued. “She…

The Guardian - UK

Senior MoD figures thought Gavin Williamson caused national security leak

Exclusive: former government insider said it was believed serious breach ‘could have only come from Gavin’

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The Guardian - 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

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 Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak the vanishing man zones out in PMQs pasting

He’s now done three and is getting worse each time – you might have got more sense out of the lettuce

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak says he ‘regrets’ appointing Gavin Williamson to Cabinet as PM squares off with Keir Starmer

Rishi Sunak is answering MPs’ questions in the House of Commons amid the fallout from Sir Gavin Williamson’s resignation. The Prime Minister said he “obviously regret(s)” appointing Sir Gavin to his Cabinet and said it was “absolutely right that he resigned”. Mr Sunak was earlier defended by Education Secretary Gillian…

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Gavin Williamson’s resignation: a sign of decay

Editorial: Rishi Sunak’s approach won’t convince voters that he is sincere about restoring integrity to government

The Guardian - UK

If only more MPs had done humdrum jobs

Brief letters: Gavin Williamson’s career | Confusing pronouns | Keep the loyalty cards | Slowing down in Wales

Evening Standard

PMQs: Rishi Sunak admits ‘regret’ over appointing Gavin Williamson

David Cameron and Ed Miliband were both pretty good at Prime Minister’s Questions. Cameron carried an air of confidence and could brush off countless U-turns, while Miliband often built a solid and coherent case throughout his six questions.

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