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'Drain the swamp' Angela Rayner savages Dominic Raab during fiery Commons exchange
dailyrecord.co.ukAngela Rayner hit out at Dominic Raab urging him to apologise after formal complaints were made against him into bullying allegations.The Deputy Labour leader borrowed a Donald Trump phrase as she filled in for Keir Starmer at Prime Minister's Questions while Raab replaced Rishi Sunak due to his attendance at the G20 summit in Bali.Earlier today the Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary requested a formal investigation into himself following claims over the weekend.Rayner asked Raab when a new independent ethics adviser was going to be appointed.She told the Commons: "No ethics, no integrity, and no mandate, and still no ethics adviser.
So when will they appoint an independent ethics adviser and drain the swamp?"Raab replied: "The recruitment of the new ethics adviser is already underway and taking place at pace.
May I say, there is a reason that she has come to the despatch box with her usual mix of bluster and mudslinging. It is because they don't have a plan."Rayner probed further: "After days of dodging and denial, this morning the Deputy Prime Minister finally acknowledged formal complaints about his misconduct, but his letter contains no hint of admission or apology.
This is anti-bullying week. Will he apologise?"Raab replied: "She asks about the complaints, I received notification this morning, I immediately asked the Prime Minister to set up an independent inquiry into them."I'm confident I behaved professionally throughout but of course I will engage thoroughly and look forward to transparently addressing any claims that have been made."She hit back: "Let me get this straight.
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