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Dominic Raab resigned over bullying allegations but claimed the investigation set a ‘low’ threshold.

The senior Tory MP abused his power, a report concludes, but he says the findings are "flawed".

Dominic Raab resigned over bullying allegations but claimed the investigation set a ‘low’ threshold.

Rishi Sunak's deputy is braced for the outcome of a report that could seal his political fate.

Minister without portfolio in the cabinet at the time, he had to resign because a slew of bullying allegations against him. nadhim zahawi, the tory chairman, he had to just like he was sacked, i beg your pardon, because he didnt declare that he had paid a tax bill when he was chancellor, he bade that to hmrc, extremely controversial because it didnt tell the prime minister and he seems to have broken the ministerial code as a result. so integrity is something that rishi sunak is going to have to...

PM deciding whether to sack his loyal deputy as allies say delay in delivering decision means verdict is 'not cut and dried'

But there were widespread reports that other civil servants were unhappy with his behaviour. in all 2a civil servants gave evidence and there were eight formal complaints. so what did previous prime ministers know? well he had worked for four, david cameron, theresa may, borisjohnson and rishi sunak. it is reported that borisjohnson, who was interviewed by adam tolley, had previously warned raab about his behaviour. is it a wider problem within government? the last available review into bullying...

Going to get the prime ministers verdict on his deputy today. it is interesting because if you think about rishi sunak�*s decision to sack ministers, the last example we can point to was nadhim zahawi, the conservative party chairman. the prime minister got a report which said that nadhim zahawi had broken the ministerial code and he was gone within the hour. this one is clearly proving more agonising for the prime minister. he has had it for several hours. i think it is worth highlighting a c...

Against them, they would be suspended by the investigation is carried out, they would be allowed to continued to be in the office but there was an investigation of that magnitude and we would have a proper process to deal with the complaint and the issue that weve got is the complaint against ministers and all roads lead back to the prime minister and its the prime minister that decides whether or not to commence an investigation or not or prime minister that would determine a complaint in this ...

The Prime Minister was accused of ‘dither’ as he takes a second day to decide whether to kick his ally out of the Cabinet.