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And getting all the parts working. well, he wanted thejob. it and getting all the parts working. well, he wanted the job. it wasn t forced on him. it has to be pointed out that, as the ministry ofjustice said, there haven t been have been some complaints. i think it s worth pointing out that to get a story in the newspaper, you have to satisfy both your editors and lawyers and various other people that the story is worth running and watertight in that way. i lljust say one thing i worked in westminster for 12 years and i wasn t surprised by this. but we have to give dominic raab the benefit of the doubt. in terms of the pattern, it does look unfortunate. gavin williamson had to resign over all allegations over how he treated colleagues. it looks like the government has got itself a bit of a problem. let s not forget that when priti patel was home secretary, she was found to have believed staff