coming up, dave penman . leader of the top dave penman.of the top civil servants trade union. if you want to raise a complaint against the minister, you've got it. there's no rules. there's no procedure you can go to. there's nothing can go on writing. coming up, is conservative mp carolyn mccall . it's carolyn mccall. it's heartbreaking. we went in the next day to have the injection which put potassium into my baby's heart and she would die . baby's heart and she would die. and that is the hardest thing that i anybody would do dave penman , general secretary dave penman, general secretary of the first division association, that is the tragic union that represents top civil servants. what's it like having politicians for your boss and. well i think for civil servants , they enjoy having politicians as the boss because a lot of them have joined the civil service to make a difference. they lots of people do the sort ofjobs they lots of people do the sort of jobs that we represent and have chosen public service when they could have gone elsew

coming up, dave penman . leader of the top dave penman.of the top civil servants trade union. if you want to raise a complaint against the minister, you've got it. there's no rules. there's no procedure you can go to. there's nothing can go on writing. coming up, is conservative mp carolyn mccall . it's carolyn mccall. it's heartbreaking. we went in the next day to have the injection which put potassium into my baby's heart and she would die . baby's heart and she would die. and that is the hardest thing that i anybody would do dave penman , general secretary dave penman, general secretary of the first division association, that is the tragic union that represents top civil servants. what's it like having politicians for your boss and. well i think for civil servants , they enjoy having politicians as the boss because a lot of them have joined the civil service to make a difference. they lots of people do the sort ofjobs they lots of people do the sort of jobs that we represent and have chosen public service when they could have gone elsew

with me at the desk — the boss of the civil servants' union — dave penman.iers — cook, writer and restaurateur who has plenty to say about those empty shelves in supermarkets. and george eustice who knows a thing or two about food shortages as the former environment secretary. hello, and thank you forjoining us. a deal on northern ireland's post—brexit rules is close, and could be unveiled tomorrow. the agreement is broadly done. will rishi sunak have the authority to get the brexit deal over the line? loads of speculation on that on the front pages. let us take a look, he promises to be the prime minister who will get brexit done. but there is a different line with conservative anger over this. the observer newspaper, a disturbing story about the numbers of police facing charges. the sunday mirror on the story of a ukrainian boy. and in scotland, a story on humza yousaf, with praise on kate forbes talking openly about her faith. george, here we are again, your party poised to do battle over brexit, we are expecting a deal but also a lot of argument, does ri

dave penman, leader be yourself. dave penman, leader of the top civil servants trade union.rime minister dominic raab. we think more than two dozen civil servants come forward. eight separate complaints , three separate complaints, three different government departments over a period of four years that used tissues at the ready.

dave penman, leader be yourself. dave penman, leader of the top civil servants trade union. two dozen civil servants come forward. eight separate complaints , three separate complaints, three different government departments over a period of four years that used tissues at the ready. the conservative mp cheryl mccrory . conservative mp cheryl mccrory. and my worst fear i've had . it's and my worst fear i've had. it's bizarre that it's happened to me was that i would have to go through childbirth, would not have a baby at the end of it all. that's up to you. news. i'm tatiana sanchez in the gb newsroom, lancashire police are working to identify a body that was recovered from the river wyre. it was located in the area where the mother of two nicola bulley disappeared more

before we go this week, our dipietro has sat down with dave penman, general secretary of the first divisionce trade union. you could put it like that. he was asked about the bullying allegations against the deputy prime minister raab , talking prime minister raab, talking about at this point in time , about at this point in time, think more than two dozen civil servants come forward. eight separate complaints three different government departments over a period of four years. so of that has to be investigated. that doesn't mean he's guilty, but it suggests something quite substantial here around . his substantial here around. his conduct that so many servants andifs conduct that so many servants and it's not easy complain about and it's not easy complain about a government minister so many civil servants have come over such a long period time. what complaints ? well you can watch complaints? well you can watch the full interview on the gb news show. gloria meets well, you'll find out who the person behind the politician is . that's behind the politician is. that's every sunday at, 6 pm. wel

live on sunday, gb news will bnng live on sunday, gb news will bring you an interview with dave penmanary of the first division, associate in a trade union for civil servants . trade union for civil servants. he was asked about the bullying allegations against the deputy prime minister, dominic talking about at this point in time, we think more than two dozen civil servants come forward. eight separate complaints , three separate complaints, three different government departments over a period of four years. so all of that has to be investigated. that doesn't mean he's guilty, but it suggests there's something quite substantial here . his conduct substantial here. his conduct that so many civil servants and it's not to complain about a government minister. so many civil servants have come forward over such a long period time with complaints . you can watch with complaints. you can watch the full interview on. gloria meets the show, which looks at the people behind the politicians every sunday at 6 pm. moving on. and a giant p.m. moving on. and a giant carnival dinosaur made quite an im

live on sunday, gb news will bnng live on sunday, gb news will bring you an interview with dave penmanary of the first division, associate in a trade union for civil servants . trade union for civil servants. he was asked about the bullying allegations against the deputy prime minister, dominic talking about at this point in time, we think more than two dozen civil servants come forward. eight separate complaints , three separate complaints, three different government departments over a period of four years. so all of that has to be investigated. that doesn't mean he's guilty, but it suggests there's something quite substantial here . his conduct substantial here. his conduct that so many civil servants and it's not to complain about a government minister. so many civil servants have come forward over such a long period time with complaints . you can watch with complaints. you can watch the full interview on. gloria meets the show, which looks at the people behind the politicians every sunday at 6 pm. moving on. and a giant p.m. moving on. and a giant carnival dinosaur made quite an im

now, this week gloria piero has sat down gloria de piero has sat down with dave penman, general secretaryion. he is the leader of the service trade union. the civil service trade union. he about the bullying he was asked about the bullying allegations against the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, talking about this point in time, we think more than two dozen civil servants come forward, eight separate complaints, three different government departments over a penod government departments over a period of four years. so all of that has to be investigated. that doesn't mean he's guilty, but it suggests there's something quite substantial here . his conduct that so many civil servants and it's not easy to complain about a government minister . so complain about a government minister. so many civil servants have come forward over such a long period time with complaints . you can watch the full interview on gb news show. gloria meets where you'll find who the person behind the politician is . sunday at 6 pm, politician is. sunday at 6 pm, so stay tuned for that. now, lots of you've been send

we'rejoined now by dave penman, general secretary of the fda union, which represents civil servants.e a couple of things, first we - have given evidence. there are a couple of things, first we need . have given evidence. there are a | couple of things, first we need to understand what the prime minister did and didn't know or stop he has pointedly refused to answer the pointedly refused to answer the point about whether he was briefed about concerns about dominic raab before he appointed him, he has relied on the fact there were no formal complaints and keep using that deliberate language, we need to know what he did know and didn't know what he did know and didn't know and that is important because not only did he say he would lead a government of integrity but at the end of the day when this investigation is concluded, it is the prime minister who has to determine the outcome. the qc who is doing an investigation is only astonishing with ice, the prime minister will determine the outcome of this and those complaints need to know at the beginning of this process whether he was aware