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Dominic Raab insists he always ‘behaved professionally’ despite bullying claims

Using mobile for certain work issues entirely legitimate, deputy prime minister insists

The Independent UK

Raab says he has behaved professionally ‘at all times’ despite further claims

Rishi Sunak still has full confidence in his embattled deputy, Downing Street said.

The Independent UK

Why bullying in politics is a matter of democracy

Dominic Raab, the UK’s deputy prime minister, has become the latest figure in the government to be accused of bullying. Bullying, harassment, and sexual misconduct are always serious matters. They can harm a victim’s personal and professional development and wellbeing, and create cultures of fear and intimidation. In political contexts,…

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Fears of Dominic Raab 'whitewash' as 'scarred' staff prepare to make bullying complaints

The Mirror understands a string of former colleagues are preparing to file new complaints about Dominic Raab's conduct - but a source warned they were 'psychologically scarred' and 'terrified' to complain because they do not trust the process

Daily Mirror

Sunak continues to back Raab despite further allegations emerging

Senior officials who worked with the Deputy Prime Minister are expected to lodge formal complaints.

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab facing ‘series’ of bullying claims from civil servants

Deputy PM’s former private secretaries reportedly preparing to submit formal complaints

The Guardian - UK

Dominic Raab reportedly facing fresh bullying complaints from ‘raft’ of civil servants

There are also allegations that the Deputy Prime Minister used his personal email account for Government business at two different departments

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Raab reportedly facing fresh bullying complaints from ‘raft’ of civil servants

Several of Dominic Raab’s former private secretaries are said to be preparing to lodge concerns about his conduct.

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab faces coordinated bullying complaints from a dozen ex-staffers, report says

Justice secretary also faces claims he used private email for government work, report claims

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Britain appoints barrister to investigate complaints about Deputy PM Raab

Britain on Wednesday said a barrister had been appointed to lead an independent investigation into Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab after two formal complaints about his behaviour, the latest case of alleged bullying in government.

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Rishi Sunak appoints lawyer to examine Dominic Raab bullying allegations

Adam Tolley KC will draw up report for PM, who will then decide whether Raab should face sanction

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak appoints top lawyer to conduct Dominic Raab bullying probe

Dominic Raab is facing two separate claims of bullying officials

Evening Standard

Dominic Raab bullying inquiry to begin after investigator revealed

Report of senior employment lawyer will be published in full, says Downing Street

The Independent UK

Sunak appoints leading KC to investigate bullying claims against Raab

Senior lawyer Adam Tolley will investigate allegations made about the Deputy Prime Minister.

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‘Aggressive’ Dominic Raab hit by more formal complaints over bullying allegations

Fresh claims made as Rishi Sunak set to appoint independent investigator

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Cost of living news – live: Millions of pensioners to receive energy bill support today

Payment of up to £600 part of government’s wider £37bn package

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Raab facing more formal complaints over bullying allegations from MoJ staff

Exclusive: senior staff submit multiple complaints about deputy PM’s first stint at justice ministry

The Guardian - UK

Minister behaving badly? Whitehall ponders its murky complaints process

A certain amount of ‘shock absorbing’ is expected among civil servants but what happens when there is a more serious expression of concern?

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Raab ‘bullying’ inquiry could look beyond formal complaints against him

Number 10 said the investigator ‘will look into issues as they see fit’

The Independent UK

Raab investigation could look beyond formal complaints against him

Number 10 said the investigator ‘will look into issues as they see fit’.

Evening Standard

Dominic Raab has only made one criminal court visit during his two stints as Justice Secretary

The Deputy Prime Minister has visited at least 11 prisons since he first took charge of the Ministry of Justice

Daily Mirror

Dominic Raab behaved 'so badly' in meeting that 'top official apologised for him'

The Deputy Prime Minister acted 'so badly and inappropriately' at a meeting with the Home Office earlier this year that MOJ permanent secretary Antonia Romeo called officials to say sorry

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab behaviour ‘forced apology to staff from top Whitehall official’

Ministry of Justice’s permanent secretary said to have called Home Office officials about minister

The Guardian - UK

Eurosceptic former MP Owen Paterson takes UK government to European court of human rights – as it happened

Former Tory cabinet minister and arch Eurosceptic claims his rights to privacy infringed by inquiry into lobbying

The Guardian - UK

Top Whitehall official had to apologise over alleged bad behaviour by Raab

Exclusive: Source says MoJ permanent secretary made move to prevent incident from escalating into formal complaint

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