Amidst the slew of deals announced during President Trump’s Middle East visit in May, none was more important for US economic ...

Dominic Raab tonight hit out at 'activist' anti-Brexit civil servants and their 'passive aggressive' culture as he was forced to quit Government after a report found he bullied officials.

So Dominic Raab’s time in the Cabinet is over - for now at least - after he resigned today as deputy prime minister and justice secretary following the report that found he bullied civil servants.

By Stephen Castle The prime minister reassigned the foreign minister, Dominic Raab, after the messy exit from Afghanistan, a setback for a government seeking a greater role on the world stage.

Soon after Rishi Sunak took office, Dominic Raab was sitting in Number 10 being offered his old jobs back, after a short hiatus from government thanks to Liz Truss. His return to government as ...

Raab concedes report confirmed two bullying claims but warns of ‘dangerous precedent’ by setting bar so low Dominic Raab – latest news: Deputy prime minister resigns after bullying investigation ...

LONDON — British Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab resigned Friday over bullying allegations, in another political embarrassment for Rishi Sunak’s government. Raab, 49, who rose to prominence ...

But on Friday, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak lost another top minister, as his deputy, Dominic Raab, resigned following an investigation that found he had bullied subordinates. Mr. Raab, one of Mr ...

Dominic Raab has accused a faction of civil servants of coordinating against him after resigning following a report finding he bullied staff members. The report from independent investigator Adam ...

Ministers have insisted it is "fair" that Rishi Sunak takes his time to ponder whether to sack Dominic Raab, with the fate of the Deputy Prime Minister hanging in the balance after the Prime ...

The bottom line is that Dominic Raab’s resignation neutralises Labour’s onslaught on “integrity”, and slightly improves Sunak’s chances of delivering on the people’s priorities.

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