Dominic Raab

Day after Justice Ministers’ meet, Russian Embassy in London launches scathing attack on UK

Justice ministers from around the world gathered in London on Monday after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an unprecedented arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin, holding him responsible for the heinous war crimes committed by Russian troops in Ukraine

British Babu-Mantri relationship: Why the 'bullying' charge against UK minister is important for India

If British bureaucrats succeed in getting Dominic Raab’s scalp on the issue of “bullying” it will set a dangerous precedent and encourage more such gambits. India should also watch this and take note

After bumpy first 100 days, UK PM Rishi Sunak to push reset button in possible Cabinet rejig

The reshuffle in Sunak's Cabinet comes mere a week after he sacked Conservative Party chair Nadhim Zahawi over his tax affairs

Five more complaints about Dominic Raab’s behaviour being probed, says Sunak’s office

Raab, who was reappointed by British PM Rishi Sunak as justice secretary and deputy prime minister in October soon after taking charge as premier, has denied all allegations of bullying and rude behaviour during his tenure in the administration

British PM Rishi Sunak sets up probe into bullying allegations against deputy

Sunak’s spokesperson at 10 Downing Street confirmed an independent investigator, who is not from the civil service, will be appointed to lead the inquiry. However, the Prime Minister, as the “ultimate arbiter” of the ministerial code, will have the final say over the findings of the inquiry

Ukraine-Russia war: Moscow bans entry to British PM Boris Johnson

The step was taken as a response to London's unbridled information and political campaign aimed at isolating Russia internationally, creating conditions for restricting our country and strangling the domestic economy, the foreign ministry said

Vote of no-confidence: How UK Conservatives could oust Boris Johnson from office

Talks are swirling that some lawmakers want to oust the British prime minister over allegations that he and his staff held lockdown parties during the COVID-19 pandemic

Boris Johnson shakes up UK Cabinet with COVID-19 on agenda; Liz Truss new foreign secretary

The government also announced that Justice Secretary Robert Buckland, Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick and Education Secretary Gavin Williamson had left their posts

Brexit spat: Britain calls European Union leaders' view on Northern Ireland 'offensive'

Britain and the EU are in a spat over post-Brexit trade arrangements that could see British sausages banned from entering Northern Ireland, the only part of the UK that borders the 27-nation bloc

COVID-19 crisis: From friends US and UK to arch-rivals Pakistan and China, international community vows aid to India

Countries like United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, China, and Pakistan have assured support in replenishing India's stocks of oxygen and COVID-19 treatment drugs like remdesivir