Politics

Bullying is the scourge of every workplace. The end result is everyone feels they are walking on eggshells. As far as I can see, Raab thinks that’s the way to run a department, writes Chris Bryant

Alex Chalk got the nod to fill the vacant Justice Secretary role, Downing Street has confirmed, while former Tory chairman Oliver Dowden will take over as Deputy PM

In a 1,100 word rant published after his resignation over a bullying probe, the former Deputy Prime Minister claimed to have been warned that "unionised officials" were planning to target him

Dominic Raab has dramatically quit his role as deputy Prime Minister following Adam Tolley KC’s investigation, but do you think Rishi Sunak was weak in his approach? Vote in our poll

Dominic Raab criticised the inquiry for being 'flawed' and complained it set 'the threshold for bullying so low', saying it concluded he had never 'sworn or shouted at anyone'

The deputy PM has dramatically resigned as pressure mounts on Rishi Sunak to sack him - but in a furious resignation letter branded the findings "flawed" and claimed it set a "dangerous precedent"

The Prime Minister has come under fire for delaying a decision into whether to sack his deputy after receiving a report into bullying allegations yesterday morning

James Cleverly cancelled a meeting with his New Zealand counterpart to return to the UK amid heightened alarm over the deteriorating situation in Sudan, where hundreds have died in fighting

Education think tank EDSK warned that teachers face the 'virtually impossible task' of determining whether pupils have done their own coursework or relied on AI models to help them cheat

They’ve only been in office five minutes and they’ve never had to deal with social unrest on this scale. There are no old hands who’ve seen it all before

Ambulance staff will be on strike at the same time as nurses in parts of the country, as some speak out about a health service stretched to breaking point

Garry Mogg, 63, pleaded: "Come on ambulance, where is the ambulance?" as he waited for paramedics to arrive at his home in Bath, Somerset, after he suffered chest pains

In total, 43,758 people were pronounced dead as soon as an ambulance reached them last year. Government sources insisted there was no evidence the deaths were a result of delays

Top barrister Adam Tolley KC was tasked by Rishi Sunak last year with investigating a slew of bullying complaints against under-fire Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab

The government have brought in a law that in order to vote you must have ID, this means that unless you have a valid ID you will be turned away

A debate takes place in Westminster Hall next week after calls for an investigation into the impact on the UK of quitting the EU - seven years after the Brexit referendum

The Justice Secretary, Prime Minister, and civli service might never agree whether Dominic Raab is a bully, says Fleet Street Fox. But how he bounces back will tell us all we need to know

The Prime Minister will decide whether to sack Dominic Raab from his posts as deputy PM and Justice Secretary after receiving a long-awaited report into bullying allegations by Adam Tolley KC

The under-fire Prime Minister was grilled about his wealth in a special programme to be screened on the Sky Kids channel on Friday

The ASCL union, which represents heads and school leaders, said it would formally ballot its members nationally over pay and conditions for the first time in its history

Former Lord Chief Justice Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd today said the Government would set a 'bad example' if it introduces changes to the controversial Illegal Migration Bill

International campaign group Best for Britain has organised a conference in Birmingham to hear ideas which could influence parties' manifestos for the next election

Britain’s stubbornly high rate of inflation will pile more pressure on struggling families - and it is those on the lowest wages who are worst affected

Neil O’Brien’s spouse is GP engagement lead for Circle Health Group, which performs operations on NHS patients at its 54 hospitals across the country

Lord Clement-Jones said ministers need “to answer what the extent of that power is” after messaging firms raised concerns - as peers are seeking to amend the legislation