Raab
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| Genres | R&B/Soul |
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| Record labels | LIL JOE RECORDS |
| Albums | You're the One |
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| ID | 2411724 |
About Raab
Ministers could be fined for breaching lobbying rules under Labour
... PM s powers dilutedMs Rayner said Labour s reforms were necessary because standards had slipped under the Tories, with a series of ministers - including Gavin Williamson, Nadhim Zahawi and Dominic Raab - forced out on misconduct grounds in recent years...
Dominic Raab lashes out at 'flawed' bullying inquiry as he quits
...Dominic Raab has resigned as justice secretary and deputy prime minister after an inquiry into allegations of bullying...
Dominic Raab bullying inquiry nears judgement day
...By Chris MasonPolitical editor, BBC NewsIt is crunch time for Dominic Raab...
Dominic Raab accused of bullying behaviour by ex-colleague
...By Sima KotechaUK Editor, BBC NewsnightA former senior civil servant who worked closely with Dominic Raab has described his behaviour as " nasty and difficult"...
Dominic Raab: Ministry of Justice 'inundated' with bullying complaints
...The Ministry of Justice has been " inundated" with complaints of alleged bullying by Justice Secretary Dominic Raab, BBC Newsnight has been told...
Which new laws have been held up or shelved?
... It was championed by Dominic Raab - justice secretary under Mr Johnson, who has returned to the same job under Mr Sunak...
Penny Mordaunt denies deal talks with Boris Johnson team
... Appearing on the same programme, former foreign secretary Dominic Raab - who is backing Rishi Sunak - was asked if a deal had been reached between his chosen candidate and Mr Johnson...
Home Secretary to crack down on disruptive protests with new bill
... Opposition members described the plans - tabled by then Justice Secretary Dominic Raab - as " oppressive" and " plain nasty"...
Penny Mordaunt denies deal talks with Boris Johnson team
Conservative leadership hopeful Penny Mordaunt has described reports she has offered Boris Johnson 's team Her support in exchange for a prominent position as " completely false".
Speaking to The Bbc , Ms Mordaunt insisted she was " in it to win it" and wasn't " contemplating how The Other camps are organising themselves".
The Commons leader avoided detailing Her approach to public spending.
However, She Said it was " critical" to rebuild stability.
Ms Mordaunt was The First MP to declared Her intention to run in The Race to replace Liz Truss as Conservative leader and Prime Minister . However, only 23 MPs have publicly come out to support Her - and she needs 100 by 14:00 BST on Monday to remain in The Contest .
The MP for Portsmouth North is currently lagging behind former chancellor Rishi Sunak who, according to The Bbc 's tally, has 133 backers and Mr Johnson, who has yet to officially declare, on 55.
Appearing on Bbc One 's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme, Ms Mordaunt was asked about Her relative lack of support.
She replied she was " very confident" about Her progress and pointed out that during The Last leadership contest in the summer, she secured endorsements from 105 MPs, before being knocked out by Ms Truss and Mr Sunak. She Said many of those MPs were returning to support Her again.
She was then asked about Her Time In government with Ms Truss - and said that the Prime Minister - who announced Her resignation on Thursday - had been " right to Focus On growth".
But Ms Mordaunt said that she personally regretted the mini-Budget, which triggered economic turmoil. She Said it was now " absolutely critical" to rebuild stability and repeated Her pledge to keep Jeremy Hunt on as chancellor.
Mr Hunt, who has warned of tax rises and spending cuts, is due to give a statement on the economy on 31 October.
Ms Mordaunt said that if she became Prime Minister The Statement would go ahead but refused to be drawn on The Details of that package.
On possible cuts to the health service She Said the government would have to make " efficiency savings" but added that she would protect the " services people need".
She Said that during The First leadership campaign she had recognised the need to support people through " a very difficult winter" in ways that would not exacerbate inflation such as " targeted and measured tax cuts".
Appearing on the same programme, former Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab - who is backing Rishi Sunak - was asked if a deal had been reached between his chosen candidate and Mr Johnson.
He replied: " I don't think there's any issues around deals here and that's not The Right way to proceed. "
He added: " What they did have was a very good conversation about the need for unity. "
Source of news: bbc.com
