Dominic Raab

The total is close to the last Tory exodus, seen ahead of Labour's 1997 landslide victory.
Former first secretary of state tells Covid inquiry he did not want to look like he was "enjoying" being in charge while Boris Johnson was incapacitated in 2020.
Reports are now suggesting that the show’s bosses could be eyeing Johnson’s prime ministerial successor as a potential campmate.
Insiders believe dozens more Conservatives will end up quitting parliament.
The Tory backbencher resigned as deputy prime minister and justice secretary last month following a bullying inquiry.
Mark Francois tore into the business secretary over her "massive climbdown" on Brexit.
Jacob Rees-Mogg, Dominic Raab and Michael Gove are among those at risk.
The prime minister said he had "respect" for the former deputy prime minister's record of "stable leadership".
He said the former deputy prime minister's decision was at odds with "13 years of these clowns".