UK government minister quits amid Conservative bullying row

A British government minster has resigned amid a crisis over alleged bullying within the governing Conservative Party sparked by the death of a young activist.
International Development Minister Grant Shapps quit Saturday, saying "the buck should stop with me."
Shapps was party chairman until earlier this year, and has been accused of failing to act on claims of bullying and abusive behavior in the party's youth wing.
Conservative activist Eliott Johnson, who was 21, was found dead in an apparent suicide in September. He had accused Conservative youth organizer Mark Clarke of bullying.
Clarke denies wrongdoing but has been expelled from the party.

Prime Minister David Cameron said Saturday that Johnson's death was "a tragic loss of a talented young life" and said there would be an independent inquiry.