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However, he did call them "flawed" and claimed they set a dangerous precedent of a low threshold for bullying for the conduct of good government.

Dominic Raab, UK deputy PM and Justice Secretary resigns over bullying allegations

However, he did call them "flawed" and claimed they set a dangerous precedent of a low threshold for bullying for the conduct of good government.

In a blow to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, his close aide and Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab resigned on Friday amid allegations that he bullied staff members while working as a cabinet minister across different UK government departments.
Sunak had been handed the independent report into allegations made by several civil servants on Thursday and a decision on Raab, who is also the UK Justice Secretary, was anticipated ever since.
In his resignation letter posted on Twitter, Raab, 49, revealed the report into his conduct had upheld two claims against him.
However, he did call them "flawed" and claimed they set a dangerous precedent of a low threshold for bullying for the conduct of good government.
"Whilst I feel duty bound to accept the outcome of the inquiry, it dismissed all but two of the claims levelled against me,&rdquo; writes Raab.

Rishi Sunak said that Truss' administration had made some "mistakes", and work to correct them would begin immediately.

New UK PM Rishi Sunak sacks Liz Truss' ministers; Dominic Raab deputy PM, Jeremy Hunt stays: reports

Rishi Sunak said that Truss' administration had made some "mistakes", and work to correct them would begin immediately.

Hours after British-Indian politician Rishi Sunak formally took charge as the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, reports emerged of several ministers being sacked.
Sunak reportedly sought the resignation of many members of his predecessor Liz Truss' Cabinet, on 25 October 2022. These included Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg, Justice Secretary Brandon Lewis, Work and Pensions Secretary Chloe Smith, Education secretary Kit Malthouse, secretary of state for Wales Robert Buckland, and Development minister Vicky Ford, according to reports.
Dominic Raab was named deputy Prime Minister and new Justice Secretary. Meanwhile, Jeremy Hunt is expected to continue as finance minister. Hunt had replaced Kwasi Kwarteng as the Chancellor of the Exchequer after a disastrous mini-Budget roiled the markets, and eventually led to Liz Truss' ouster.
Earlier in the day, Sunak addressed the nation and said that Truss' administration had made some "mistakes", and work to correct them would begin immediately.

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