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former deputy prime minister, will be standing down at the next general election as conservative mp for esher by the daily telegraph and it has now been confirmed by the bbc. dominic raab has exchanged letters with his constituency association and he is essentially saying that he thinks that the media focus, it's too intense, he has a young family and he wants to give them some space. obviously, it's only a few weeks ago that tony casey upheld two counts of bullying against him. the prime minister take a deliberative approach and has met similar problem. he has spoken to sir laurie magnus, is ethics adviser, and who says the prime minister is to take a very careful approach because, when he entered downing street, he said he entered downing street, he said he would lead a government of professionalism, integrity and accountability so, at least, he needs a scoping exercise to see whether suella braverman has acted consistently with the ministerial code into areas, one, did she ask civil servants to take action on her behalf on a personal matter, which is how she would attend this driving aware

i suspect also he would have lost the esher and walton seat to the liberal democrats.on of savers. money in tnoee— billion of savers. money in those pension— billion of savers. money in those pension funds, in those tre— those pension funds, in those ttte ent— those pension funds, in those life and insurance schemes . and life and insurance schemes. and we— life and insurance schemes. and we ne-e— life and insurance schemes. and what he's basically— life and insurance schemes. and what he's basically saying isn't tnet— what he's basically saying isn't tnet tne— what he's basically saying isn't tnet tne etw— what he's basically saying isn't that the city of— what he's basically saying isn't that the city of london is tetttng— that the city of london is falling behind— that the city of london is falling behind to paris or trenttertt— falling behind to paris or frankfurt, because that would be nrenoeteroee— frankfurt, because that would be nrenoeteroee .— frankfurt, because that would be preposterous . but— frankfurt, because that would be preposterous . but what he's pre

i suspect also he would have lost the esher and walton seat to the liberal democrats.f savers. money in tnoee— billion of savers. money in those pension— billion of savers. money in those pension funds, in those tre— those pension funds, in those ttte ent— those pension funds, in those life and insurance schemes . and life and insurance schemes. and we— life and insurance schemes. and we ne-e— life and insurance schemes. and what he's basically— life and insurance schemes. and what he's basically saying isn't tnet— what he's basically saying isn't tnet tne— what he's basically saying isn't tnet tne etw— what he's basically saying isn't that the city of— what he's basically saying isn't that the city of london is tetttng— that the city of london is falling behind— that the city of london is falling behind to paris or trenttertt— falling behind to paris or frankfurt, because that would be nrenoeteroee— frankfurt, because that would be nrenoeteroee .— frankfurt, because that would be preposterous . but— frankfurt, because that would be preposterous . but what he's prepost

the mp for esher and walton resigned from the cabinet last month after a bullying inquiry.ast election by fewer than 3000 votes. now some schoolchildren were lucky enough to be joined by the princess of wales earlier on today at the chelsea flower show. children from ten schools joined kate for a picnic where she was asked by one child what the role of the royal family was. she told them they help support people, adding that you have to work hard at being a royal. his majesty king charles also made an appearance at the annual event in london. and lastly , a bus driver from devon lastly, a bus driver from devon has cashed in a £1 million prize from a lottery scratch card. steve goodwin picking up the winning ticket from a shop in south devon whilst he was waiting for a kebab to be cooked. the lucky winner says he's going to use the money to buy a house and he might take a few holidays, but still plans few holidays, but he still plans to keep driving buses on tv. online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel hello and welcome

the mp for esher and walton resigned from the cabinet last month after a bullying inquiry. last election by fewer than 3000 votes. now some schoolchildren were lucky enough to be joined by the princess of wales earlier on today at the chelsea flower show. children from ten schools joined kate for a picnic where she was asked by one child what the role of the royal family was. she told them they help support people, adding that you have to work hard at being a royal. his majesty king charles also made an appearance at the annual event in london. and lastly , a bus driver from devon lastly, a bus driver from devon has cashed in a £1 million prize from a lottery scratch card. steve goodwin picking up the winning ticket from a shop in south devon whilst he was waiting for a kebab to be cooked. the lucky winner says he's going to use the money to buy a house and he might take a few holidays, but still plans few holidays, but he still plans to keep driving buses on tv. online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel hello and welco