Dominic Raab has resigned as deputy prime minister and justice secretary after an independent investigation found he bullied civil servants, though he criticised the report as 'flawed'. Raab denied claims he belittled and demeaned his staff and said he 'behaved professionally at all times', but said he was resigning because he had promised to do so if the bullying complaints were upheld. Here is a look back at how the pressure mounted on Raab to resign as the allegations became more and more damaging
Dominic Raab quits as report criticises his ‘unreasonably aggressive conduct’