humanitarian aid fails to reach them. and why you don t need to be fit to climb mount everest. hello and welcome back to bbc news. let s return to the story dominating today. rishi sunak has asked officials to. inquiry found mr raab acted in an insulting way to civil servants and abused for our walls foreign secretary. he criticised the inquiry, saying it set the threshold for bullying too low. in his first interview since resigning, he spoke to chris mason. is this a is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that way. is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that way. i - is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that way. i said - is this a stitch up? i wouldn t describe that way. i said i - is this a stitch up? i wouldn t - describe that way. i said i would. if i m true to my word, i do think it s it s a very dangerous president. it dismissed almost all of the claims against me. it found i have never once lost my temper, shou
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Hearing? very, very undignified. you would ve found hearing? very, very undignified. you would ve found that. hearing? very, very undignified. you would ve found that. that - hearing? very, very undignified. you would ve found that. that hasn t i would ve found that. that hasn t been lacking just from dominic raab, it s been lacking from the prime minister as well. you have the opportunity today and has allowed dominic raab to express concern for the victims of the actions and he chose not to do that and opted to put praise on his now former deputy, which is completely unedifying which cost him to question the prime minister sjudgment cost him to question the prime minister s judgment calls cost him to question the prime minister sjudgment calls into question from. i’iiii minister sjudgment calls into question from. question from. i ll come back to that thought question from. i ll come back to that thought in question from. i ll come back to that thought in a qu
I m very confident that the prime minster will wind the next election. i think he s done a fantasticjob, and actually, as a result of that in the stronger plan we have got here i think he is said to win. above all, a lot of ministers are very fearful that the direct challenge that they bring fairly, squarely in governments may leave them at risk of the same treatment that i ve had. them at risk of the same treatment that i ve had- that i ve had. dominic raab, thank ou. let s get more political reaction. both of the next clips were recorded before mr raab s interview. let s start with labour s deputy leader angela rayner. in start with labour s deputy leader angela rayner-
Is pretty swift, isn t it? i don t i think so. the prime minister, he is pretty swift, isn t it? i don t - think so. the prime minister, he did put gavin williamson in the post, suella braverman despite she broke the ministerial cold, and putting dominic raab in the post knowing those bullying out of a allegations. that s a serious indictment of his judgment. dominic raab is arguing that some things we re accused of found to be accurate, perhaps the only things. now all he s throwing is the toys out of the pram by blaming us. he should be showing some contrition. some contrition. rishi sunak has asked government some contrition. rishi sunak has asked government officials - some contrition. rishi sunak has asked government officials to . asked government officials to investigate how complaints against ministers are handled. do you think the whole way that any sort of complaint like this is handled needs to be completely looked at again,