. MORE : I'm A Celebrity's Boy George reveals Wayne Rooney inspired him to get hair transplant MORE : Fishermen rescued from raft after boat sank off Cornish coast MORE : Dominic Raab 'hurled three tomatoes across a room at staff in fit of rage' But some Tories have come to his defence, with Helen Grant, MP for Maidstone and The Weald, saying she witnessed a 'very decent' minister with 'high professional standards'. Fellow Conservative MP Eddie Hughes said he had never seen Mr Raab be rude to anyone when he worked in the housing and Brexit departments. ITV News said 40% of those surveyed in Mr Raab's private office reported personal experience of bullying or harassment. But it also pointed out only 20 people were asked the question due to the small scale of the team, and seven did not respond. Mr Raab's conduct has come under scrutiny in recent days, with it being reported the Justice Secretary has acquired the nickname 'The Incinerator' because he 'burns through' staff. It was also claimed Mr Raab once hurled tomatoes from a salad across a room in a fit of anger – an allegation branded 'rotten' by shadow){kind=link}
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Staff in Dominic Raab’s office claimed to have been ‘bullied or harassed’, according to leaked documents.
According to data from a poll, carried out in 2019, at least 15 staff reported witnessing another person being bullied or treated unfairly.
It also showed eight people believed they had been ‘bullied or harrassed’ whilst at work.
The results, published by ITV News, were anonymous, meaning it is not possible to ascertain the subject of the claims.