British Minister of State for Government Office Affairs, Gavin Williamson, announced his resignation from his position in the British government, on Tuesday, after accusations of bullying and sending inappropriate messages to his colleagues.
Williamson stated in a message that he is resigning in order to address the complaints investigation process and demonstrate his innocence of any wrongdoing.
Williamson went to Prime Minister Rishi Sonak, saying that there was an investigation into messages he sent to a colleague, to which other charges were added to his previous behavior, indicating that he refuted these allegations, but he does not want them to turn into a source of distraction from the government’s achievements.
Finally, he emphasised that he would still provide unofficial support for the entire government.
Due to the planning of the Queen Elizabeth’s death ceremony, Windy Morton, the Parliamentary discipline official, was made aware of Williamson’s offensive text messages.
Earlier, the British government minister, Oliver Doden, announced that Sonak supports the Minister of State in the government accused of bullying on his colleague, considering that the offensive phone messages were sent “at a moment of emotion.
According to the newspaper “Sindi Times,” the story began after a British report claimed that Minister Williamson had sent inappropriate messages to Morton, the party discipline official in Parliament, after learning that he had not been invited to the Queen Elizabeth’s funeral. Morton then filed an official complaint.
Doden stated that the Prime Minister still has faith in Javin, who was appointed to a ministerial position last month despite being under investigation.
Sonak also angered the British circles, when he decided to appoint Swala Braverman, Minister of the Interior, especially since the latter was separated from her work during the Liz Terrace era for violating the security rules by sending an official document on her personal email ..
It is noteworthy that the new prime minister faces challenging tasks because he assumed office in a country that is embroiled in a risky crisis due to the high cost of living and inflation of more than 10%.
Since the budget of the administration of former Prime Minister Liz Tarras at the end of last September, he has also had to soothe the agitated markets.
The resignation of the first British minister from the Sonak government .. “Blow on a coworker”
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