Dominic Raab to stand down at next election
The former deputy prime minister and justice secretary confirmed his exit plans on Monday night.
The former deputy prime minister and justice secretary confirmed his exit plans on Monday night.
It goes from bad to worse for Dominic Raab. Not only has he left the Cabinet, but his position as an MP is also under threat.
It has been pointed out that, as there was no acceptance in the resignation letter that he bullied, he was "clearly fired rather than walked."
The anti-Brexit campaigner said Raab had become agitated and "aggressive" after a TV debate, yelling at a young man "Go get me a f***ing car".
The deputy PM used the comedian's sad passing to make a bizarre point about "wokery" and so-called "limitations on comedy".
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Dominic Raab has put his money where his mouth is on Sunday, vowing to quit as Deputy PM if a bullying inquiry fails to clear his name.
Mr Raab has said he is ‘always mindful’ of his behaviour but makes ‘no apologies for having high standards’.
He also said that he is "not expecting" to be offered a job in a Liz Truss cabinet.
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