Dominic Raab's replacement as Justice Secretary revealed
But he admitted there were "shortcomings" in the way the bullying complaints were handled which must be learnt from.
An enraged Mr Raab insisted a "number of improprieties" took place throughout the inquiry, which was led by barrister Adam Tolley KC.for the "systematic leaking of skewed and fabricated claims to the media". And he suggested there was a "coercive removal" of dedicated staff from his private office in October last year.- one from his time in the Department for Exiting the EU and the other from his stint in the Foreign Office.
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