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welcome to bbc news in the next 60 minutes well have the very latest on that big breaking story here in the uk the resignation of the deputy prime minister. wherever it is that youre watching this is a story which touches on issues that everyone can understand from workplace bullying to difficult and domineering bosses... raab�*s first interview the reaction the key details of the inquiry the questions still swirling around rishi sunak. well also keep an eye internationally on the fi...

humanitarian aid fails to reach them. and why you dont need to be fit to climb mount everest. hello and welcome back to bbc news. lets return to the story dominating today. rishi sunak has asked officials to... inquiry found mr raab acted in an insulting way to civil servants and abused for our walls foreign secretary. he criticised the inquiry, saying it set the threshold for bullying too low. in his first interview since resigning, he spoke to chris mason. is this a is this a stitch ...

after headteacher ruth perry took her own life over an ofsted downgrade, the watchdog says there will be some changes. the forgotten faces of syrias earthquake — a desperate plea for help from survivors months on from the tragedy. we have a special report. and will wrexhams film star owners see a hollywood ending as the club bids to return to the football league this weekend? and coming up on bbc news... england captain leah williamson is out of this summers world cup with a long ter...

welcome to the programme. sixty interviews, two and half days of cross examination, and a 48 page report that documents dominic raabs "misuse of power". we will dig deep tonight into the deputy prime ministers response to those allegations, and the political fallout from his resignation. also tonight. stagnation, fifth—season syndrome and staying afloat in the premier league. why does survival, feel like an end in itself, for so many of englands biggest clubs. no stagnation at wrexha...

well be looking at where this leaves rishi sunak. also on the programme: the business group the cbi in crisis — it suspends key activities — as a second allegation of rape emerges and dozens of firms end their membership. the casualties mount and the un says there are now over 400 dead in the fighting in sudan between rival factions of the army. and in the premier league tonight leaders arsenal fight back in an epic match at home to southampton. on bbc london. for the scrappage sch...

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Necessary or appropriate in delivering criticalfeedback, and delivering critical feedback, and was delivering criticalfeedback, and was insulting. mr tolley also says mr raab was abrasive and had described work done for him as utterly useless and woeful. a description reasonably understood as insulting personal criticism. isnt the blunt truth when you read all of this report, that a fair—minded person reading it would conclude that, you are a nightmare to be working for?— that, you are a nig...

I sure i have made mistakes of last four and half years but the question is if this amounted to bullying and i strongly believe if the threshold for bullying is so low that picking people up on bad work, straightening out in negotiation were breach of a cabinet mandate has been taken place, changing teams to get the very best of negotiations some glitter on victims parole, human rights reform. if we cant do those things, ultimately, it will be the public paying the price. when you read this repo...

Officials, none of the junior complaints were upheld. and i got on and dealt with hundreds of civil servants, thousands of other people in the prison service and court service. what youve got is the risk here of a very small minority of very activist civil servants with the passive aggressive culture of the civil service who dont like some of the reforms, whether its brexit, parole reform, human rights reform, effectively trying to block government. thats not on, thats not democratic. "activist ...