Most ministers are just figureheads and their departments are effectively run by civil servants on a day-to-day basis, implementing the policies of the government of the day.

Yes, but if there is no-one to direct policy and make the decisions, the civil service have no-one to report to and seek guidance from. That's untenable.

To have just a minister in the Lords also makes answering Education questions in the Commons quite difficult.
 
Not sure he can realistically remain in charge until the autumn. He has to go immediately.

Autumn seems a stretch, although the recess is in a couple of weeks.

Resigning completely would presumably put Raab in charge until the internal vote puts Braverman in (joking).
 

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