john. _ of suella braverman. i'm 'ust going to stop you, john, james i of suella braverman.ohn, james cleverly new home secretary leaving downing street. getting into his car. of course, as usual, the press packet shouting out questions that they never really ever answer! —— press pack. off he goes presumably to his new office. so, there you have it. james cleverly, our new home secretary. john, to bring you in, we werejust home secretary. john, to bring you in, we were just showing those pictures, as he was leaving the black door behind me. how surprised are you that he is now home secretary? aha, are you that he is now home secretary?— are you that he is now home secreta7m , ,, secretary? a bit surprised, because i thouht secretary? a bit surprised, because i thought he — secretary? a bit surprised, because i thought he was _ secretary? a bit surprised, because i thought he was doing _ secretary? a bit surprised, because i thought he was doing a _ secretary? a bit surprised, because i thought he was doing a good i secretary? a bit surprised, because i thought he was doing

if suella braverman goes. _ apologised to. if suella braverman goes. he _ apologised to.will be kicking out, an eloquent representative of the party's — eloquent representative of the party's right, at a time when the party— party's right, at a time when the party has — party's right, at a time when the party has very little to offer its grass — party has very little to offer its grass root, the state is bigger than ever, _ grass root, the state is bigger than ever. taxes— grass root, the state is bigger than ever, taxes are as high as they have been _ ever, taxes are as high as they have been and _ ever, taxes are as high as they have been and legal and illegal immigration is going out of control. if you _ immigration is going out of control. if you drop— immigration is going out of control. if you drop her you are cutting off the grass— if you drop her you are cutting off the grass roots to spite your face and that— the grass roots to spite your face and that would be a big mistakes. but if_ and that would be a big mistakes. but if the — and that would be a big mistakes

suella braverman is the home - know. why do you think? do you think? suella - braverman is the home secretary, she has got, he is going to be heard, the media are interesting in what he she has to say i wouldn't have done that. ~ , ., ,, ~' she has to say i wouldn't have done that. ~ , ., ,, , she has to say i wouldn't have done that. ~ , «a , she has to say i wouldn't have done that. ~ , ., «a , ., that. why do you think she is doing it? i'm not — that. why do you think she is doing it? i'm not suella _ that. why do you think she is doing it? i'm not suella braverman, - that. why do you think she is doing it? i'm not suella braverman, youl it? i'm not suella braverman, you have asked _ it? i'm not suella braverman, you have asked me _ it? i'm not suella braverman, you have asked me on _ it? i'm not suella braverman, you have asked me on the _ it? i'm not suella braverman, youj have asked me on the programme it? i'm not suella braverman, you i have asked me on the programme to say a ha what i think but she is playing it out in a public way

i the best outcome for suella braverman tomorrow? ~ , , braverman tomorrow?best outcome is that she remains in post, i outcome is that she remains in post, because the prime minister's basically too weak to fire her. in terms of the mar. . in _ basically too weak to fire her. in terms of the mar. . in terms - basically too weak to fire her. in terms of the mar. . in terms ofl terms of the mar. . in terms of the march yes- — terms of the mar. . in terms of the march yes- the _ terms of the mar. . in terms of the march yes. the bestout come - terms of the mar. . in terms of the march yes. the bestout come is i terms of the mar. . in terms of the. march yes. the bestout come is that it goes ahead and there is some difficulties on the march and she is in her mind proven correct. that difficulties on the march and she is in her mind proven correct.- in her mind proven correct. that is awful thick — in her mind proven correct. that is awful thick about _ in her mind proven correct. that is awful thick about it, _ in her mind proven correct. that is awful thick abou

you mentioned the departure of suella braverman. i was talking to a l suella braverman.as talking to a journalist from the mail on sunday who said there are many loyal conservative voters who do relate to some of the views and comments made by suella braverman. her departure could impact their votes at the next election. what do you make of that? there is some risk some of those voters might decide they prefer to voters might decide they prefer to vote for reform uk. perhaps we should remember that a government thatis should remember that a government that is 19 points behind in polls the needs to be able to do more than to appeal to core conservative voters. on the issue of immigration the research evidence is that while plenty of people who voted conservative in 2019 are unhappy about the level of immigration, including illegal immigration, that doesn't seem to be something pushing away from the conservatives. the thing is pushing the voters away from the conservatives, including those who voted for brexit in 2016 are the state of the economy, so mr hunt has an absolut

suella braverman should never have . her leaving government? la i braverman should never have been appointed home secretary in the first place, she was only there because of a deal done by rishi sunak with the right wing of his party to avoid a tory leadership contest, and that meant someone who was unfit to be home secretary, occupied that position, sowing division for the past year. she should never have been there in the first place. the should never have been there in the first lace. ., should never have been there in the first lace. . , ., first place. the final question, -erha - s first place. the final question, perhaps the — first place. the final question, perhaps the biggest _ first place. the final question, perhaps the biggest surprise l first place. the final question, | perhaps the biggest surprise of first place. the final question, - perhaps the biggest surprise of the morning as david cameron being made foreign secretary. what do you make of that? ., of that? one thing the return of david cameron _ of that? one thing the return

if suella braverman had wanted to i issues. absolutely. - braverman had wanted to stay in cabinet she would not have been conducting herself in the way she has been over the last weeks and months. this was a clash between she and the prime minister she could have avoided and chose not to. the advantage for her, especially if she thinks the tories will lose the next election which seems likely and she has an eye on running for the leadership, is as a backbencher she now has the freedom to say whatever she likes, and also she is freed from the poisoned chalice of the home office because she is no longer responsible for if the government spend the next year and don't get a grip on small boats, don't get a grip on small boats, don't get a grip on small boats, don't get a grip on putting migrants in hotels and all the other issue that so exercised segment of the conservative electorate, that is no longer her fault which makes life a little bit easierfor longer her fault which makes life a little bit easier for her in any future leadership conte

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in the last few minutes here in the uk the home secretary suella braverman has been sacked as home secretarye prime minister, rishi sunak, asked her to leave the government and is conducting a ministerial reshuffle. he's been under pressure to sack ms braverman, after a weekend in which she's been accused of emboldening far—right activists who carried out violence on the streets of london. these are the latest pictures of ms braverman as she left for work this morning, amid speculation over herjob. the opposition labour party has accused her of stoking tensions this weekend, by claiming the police were biased. it comes as the government is understood to be looking seriously at plans to change protest laws in the wake of weekly pro—palestinian marches. this is a reminder of the breaking news this morning. prime minister rishi sunak has sacked his home secretary suella braverman. this comes after comments she made about the protests happening in london. we can go live to our political editor chris mason now. bring us up to date as to what has happened this morning. a, as to what has happened t

what do you make of suella braverman's intervention today in the times? erman's intervention today in the times?— the times? i think it is unusual unprecedented, _ the times? i think it is unusual unprecedented, i— the times? i think it is unusual unprecedented, ithink- the times? i think it is unusual unprecedented, i think it - the times? i think it is unusual unprecedented, i think it is - unprecedented, i think it is contrary to the spirit of the constitutional settlement of the relationship between the government and the police. in this country politicians do not have day—to—day direct control over the police they can't tell people who to arrest. they can't tell the protest must be policed and in what manner. the home secretary's article comes very close to telling the police that they are being partial, that they are not policing protests evenhandedly, and that there is a necessity, that saturday's protests should be banned. if that is the message that the police are receiving, it is a very unfortunate thing for the home secretary to have said. she v

suella braverman does not mince her words.tigated rishi sunak for failing to deliver, accusing him of betrayal, having no real intention of fulfilling a pledge to the british people and of being weak. but in light of the cabinet reshuffle, it seems as if government is moving if the government is moving away from coalition of voters who from the coalition of voters who gave boris johnson a mandate. it was less a night of the long knives from the prime minister and more perhaps mid—morning letter the letter openers. having done the downing walk when was downing street walk when i was appointed business secretary i'll thoughts i'll be giving you my thoughts into what it's like on the inside during reshuffle. she has one ostriches of bank inside during reshuffle. she has on england's;triches of bank inside during reshuffle. she has on england's monetary bank inside during reshuffle. she has on england's monetary policyank of england's monetary policy committee her head from committee removed her head from the sand , while one of i

suella braverman is never one — secretary has said.to mince _ secretary has said. suella braverman is never one to mince her— secretary has said. suella braverman is never one to mince her once - secretary has said. suella braverman is never one to mince her once but i is never one to mince her once but this is a really striking intervention. let me give you a bit of a flavour of what she said, she described the march set to take place on saturday and previous matches as eight marchers, a phrase she has used before and criticised for. she said those involved and a mob and the crux of her argument is that senior police officers and applying a double standard, she believes these protesters are treated much more gently than other protests specifically right—wing protests specifically right—wing protests for example anti—lock tone which she says sees the police being much tougher. that has had a pretty tough response, let's hearfrom the mayor of london who was very critical. i have read, with care, the home secretary's article in the times

suella fernandes. it was in 2015 that ms braverman, then suella fernandes, first entered the commons. the cabinet as borisjohnson's attorney general. and in 2021, she became the first cabinet minister to take maternity leave, after a change in the law was rushed through to allow it. she never hid her ambition, though, for the topjob. asked if she would run for leader here before her boss had actually resigned. i'll be straight with you, robert, yes, iwill. in the resulting contest, she came sixth, but suspicions swirled that her punchy style was, in part, about setting the ground for another run. it's the guardian—reading, tofu—eating, wokerati, dare i say, the anti—growth coalition that we have to thank for the disruption that we are seeing on our roads today. for now, suella braverman will return to the backbenches. it seems unlikely, though, that she'll do it quietly. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. it is or was a busy morning in downing street and we have gone from a morning political movements to a young football team who are on the steps for a visit to downing street. of step

, sacked sacked suella braverman. she's sunak sacked suella braverman. she's not taking another roll up in government or cabinet, she has left —— another role. i am joined by political correspondent ione wells to discuss this. we keep bracing ourselves for that door to open at the last time it moved we saw larry the last time it moved we saw larry the cat. it the last time it moved we saw larry the cat. . , �* the last time it moved we saw larry the cat. . , ~ ., , ., ., ., the cat. it was! a false alarm! i am told that potentially _ the cat. it was! a false alarm! i am told that potentially in _ the cat. it was! a false alarm! i am told that potentially in the next - told that potentially in the next minute or so we are expected david cameron to leave downing street any moment now. much expected that he will leave as a new foreign secretary. we have seenjames cleverly walked out, presumably on his way to the home office after having just been appointed home secretary. this appointment by david cameron, as we discussed earlier, very unexpected by many in

suella braverman standard bearer setting out her stall. ght standard bearer setting out her stall. suella brythe right with standard bearer setting out her stall. suella brythe right with an andard bearer setting out her stall. suella brythe right with an incendiaryirer of the right with an incendiary letter here to rishi sunak. yeah and chris, a lot of people will be looking at this and saying, you braverman said you know, suella braverman said she would speak out and by jove, she would speak out and by jove, she has she really has spoken out incendiary words, hinting at division. >> and chris may be maybe this is an indication of a schism opening up. this is huge news. we'll get reaction to bravermans comments throughout the show. of course, i'm martin daubney on gb news britain's news sunday mornings from 930 on gb news as earlier with eamonn and isabel. >> we're not a christian country anymore for, well, all all the institutions are christian. i'm not disagreeing. >> monarchies , christian >> monarchies, christian parliaments, christian

sacked home secretary suella braverman says rishi sunak is "uncertain, weak and lacking in leadership" in a scathing letter to the prime minister. holding the rest of the country to ransom while the tories fight amongst themselves. the head of gaza's biggest hospital says a mass grave is being dug there as it runs out of fuel. israel says it's co?ordinating the transfer of incubators to gaza 7 7 but it's unclear whether hospitals will have enough power to use the extra equipment. a woman is identified 30 years after her murder in belgium after family spotted her flower tattoo in a bbc report. hello, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we begin in the uk where the former home secretary suella braverman has published a scathing letter to the prime minister following her sacking on monday. in it, she accuses rishi sunak of having "repeatedly failed to deliver" on key policies, saying he's incapable of doing so. ms braverman also accuses mr sunak of a "betrayal" of his promise to do "whatever it takes" to stop small boat crossings, she

so suella braverman , yes, quiet. so suella braverman, yes, it was widely expected .ged many. she was a divisive figure. lots of people loved her. lots of people thought that she spoke for them, that she said what many people were thinking, that she was only being many others being honest. but many others thought she was divisive and they really didn't like her at all. interesting that a yougov poll on that put 57% of people polled thought that rishi sunak was right to get rid of her. only 20% wrong. but in terms of david cameron, rather a different story . only 24% of different story. only 24% of people think that that's a good idea. about 40% don't know. and 38% think that it's a bad idea. so let's see what happens . rishi so let's see what happens. rishi sunak obviously desperate to shift the polls where maximum of just over a year from a general election. and at the moment, he came in to steady the ship. yes, he's done that, but the ship still seems to be heading for the rocks. can in this big reshuffle , can this reset? we reshuffle, can this reset? we keep heari

suella braverman.angs in the balance following controversial following the controversial article times where she article in the times where she criticised the police. rishi sunakis criticised the police. rishi sunak is under increasing pressure with allies on the right of the party, warning the prime minister, if you come for her, come for us. while her, you come for us. while northern irish politicians are claiming she's managed to offend everyone and has to go. chance jeremy hunt has distanced himself from bravermans choice of language . of language. >> well, as many other cabinet ministers have said, the words that she used are not words that i myself would have used, but i have a productive relationship with her as a colleague, and i've always given her the money that she needs to fund the police, bring down crime and to fund the immigration and asylum system. >> well, suella has survived the day. and let's speak to gb news political correspondent olivia utley now. olivia and the knives have been o

_ know the arguments are taken suella braverman off the front page was part of— braverman off the fronthat rishi sunak only became _ and we think that rishi sunak only became an — and we think that rishi sunak only became an mp in 2015 and his cabinet is not _ became an mp in 2015 and his cabinet is not full— became an mp in 2015 and his cabinet is not full of— became an mp in 2015 and his cabinet is not full of experienced people who have — is not full of experienced people who have served at length in government. i think there will be a role for— government. i think there will be a role for david cameron behind—the—scenes as a kind of mental— behind—the—scenes as a kind of mental for— behind—the—scenes as a kind of mental for rishi sunak. he is not going _ mental for rishi sunak. he is not going to — mental for rishi sunak. he is not going to threaten his position. he is not _ going to threaten his position. he is not a _ going to threaten his position. he is not a leadership rival, but it's also _ is not a leadership rival, but it's also an— is not a leadership rival, but it's also a

i think suella braverman. i think yes. ow i can understand , you know, as home understand, you know, as home secretary, she was probably ill advised to make these comments. the problem is she does reflect a lot of opinion in the country. and very interesting now to see what happens. but i, i suspect rishi sunak in the end was sort of left with no alternative. but i would have thought she would have been reshuffled rather than than sacked. but it's an interesting situation politically for rishi sunak the government and the conservative party i would suggest looking for a fight, though, isn't she? >> she's looking if you said if you as you believe she was going to be shuffled off elsewhere , to be shuffled off elsewhere, where she's not accepting that she obviously has a lot of faith in her own abilities and her own support and her ability to cause chaosif support and her ability to cause chaos if she wants this . chaos if she wants this. >> yes, i think unfortunately, she may well be positioning herself for what may come aft

in a letter posted on social media this afternoon, suella braverman said rishi sunaks distinctive stylegovernment meant he's incapable of keeping the promises he made as she supported his leadership bid originally , ms braverman accused originally, ms braverman accused rishi sunak of a betrayal of his promise to do whatever it took to stop small boat crossings by failing to override human rights. concerns about the rwanda plan. she also urged the prime minister to change course , prime minister to change course, urgently telling him he'd led the conservatives to record election defeats and that his resets had failed and that we are running out of time . and are running out of time. and that letter from suella braverman breaking this afternoon full discussion on that coming up in michelle's programme shortly. well in other news today, the uk has announced sanctions against four hamas leaders and two of the terror group's finance year. that's one of david cameron's first moves as foreign secretary since he got the job yesterday . they'll got the job yesterday. they'll be made subject to t

suella braverman's letter isjust l chapter of tory rule. ust the latest — braverman's letter is just the latest instalment in a tory psychodrama that has been playing out over_ psychodrama that has been playing out over the last 13 years, holding the rest _ out over the last 13 years, holding the rest of — out over the last 13 years, holding the rest of the country to ransom. cabinet _ the rest of the country to ransom. cabinet reshuffle is sometimes go by unnoticed. this one won't. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. let's go back to chris. how damaging is this for rishi sunak? it is not exactly ideal as they munch their tea in downing street tonight, not least because i think we can expect to hear more from suella braverman. now, she says in this letter that when she accepted the job of home secretary from the prime minister, she presented a list of conditions. and a document that she claims she handed over to downing street and that rishi sunak agreed to. i asked her —— i asked her team tonight, let's have a look at this document, and i w

i think suella braverman is not a l i think suella braverman is not a serious — i think suella bravermant as severe politician who should be running _ as severe politician who should be running a — as severe politician who should be running a department. we have seen it with _ running a department. we have seen it with boris — running a department. we have seen it with borisjohnson being involved in the _ it with borisjohnson being involved in the country and why the biggest crisis _ in the country and why the biggest crisis we _ in the country and why the biggest crisis we face during the pandemic and not _ crisis we face during the pandemic and not being up to the job. politics _ and not being up to the job. politics is _ and not being up to the job. politics is not a game, it is a life or death — politics is not a game, it is a life or death matter and very seriously we have _ or death matter and very seriously we have running government departments and playing well to a certain— departments and playing well to a certain section of political support and with— certain section of politi

suella fernandes. it was in 2015 that ms braverman, then suella fernandes, first entered the commons.ter over concerns about theresa may's version of the withdrawal agreement. but laterjoined the cabinet as borisjohnson's attorney general. and in 2021, she became the first cabinet minister to take maternity leave, after a change in the law was rushed through to allow it. she never hid her ambition, though, for the topjob. asked if she would run for leader here before her boss had actually resigned. i'll be straight with you, robert, yes, iwill. in the resulting contest, she came sixth, but suspicions swirled that her punchy style was, in part, about setting the ground for another run. it's the guardian—reading, tofu—eating, wokerati, dare i say, the anti—growth coalition that we have to thank for the disruption that we are seeing on our roads today. for now, suella braverman will return to the backbenches. it seems unlikely, though, that she'll do it quietly. helen catt, bbc news, westminster. of course, it was the sacking of suella braverman by my name occurred this morning that trig

newsroom tonight, in an astonishing rebuke following her sacking as home secretary yesterday, suella braverman has today accused the prime minister of having manifestly and repeatedly failed to deliver on key government policies. ms braverman accused rishi sunak of a betrayal of his promise to do whatever it took to stop small boat crossings by failing to override human rights. concerns about her rwanda plan. she also urged the prime minister in her letter to change course urgently telling him he'd led the conservatives to record election defeats while the shadow minister for international development, lisa nandy, reacted like this . nandy, reacted like this. >> suella bravermans letter is just the latest instalment in a tory psychodrama thats been playing out over the last 13 years, is holding the rest of the country to ransom while the tories fight among themselves . tories fight among themselves. this reshuffle was meant to be the moment when rishi sunak reset his leadership when he signalled to the country that he stands for change. but with the return of david cameron and the ongoing row

suella braverman was never fit to hold | they should be managed? r back, part of his weakness, because he was managing this divided conservative party, and frankly, he should have sacked a long time ago. it is a sign of his total weakness prime minister. when you consider the weekend, we should be giving thanks to mark rowley and the metropolitan police. they managed a difficult situation with huge professionalism, and it wasn't made easier by suella braverman's remarks, which were offensive and inflammatory. eur remarks, which were offensive and inflammatory-— remarks, which were offensive and inflammatory. sur ed davey, leader ofthe inflammatory. sur ed davey, leader of the liberal _ inflammatory. sur ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats, _ inflammatory. sur ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats, sharing i of the liberal democrats, sharing his thoughts on today's reshuffle. well, we have now heard that david cameron has hit the ground running in his first day of the job at the foreign office. he met india's foreign office. he met india's

it began with the sacking of suella braverman.ismissal that was widely anticipated over the weekend, in many ways it was triggered by an article she had written in the times newspaper in which she was critical of the metropolitan police, an article that downing street was not fully signed off by them before it was published. then the real wow moments was when we saw david cameron, former british prime minister, walking up the street once again, if courses for a number of years, and everybody wondered, why is he here? then we found out that james cleverly was going to be moving from the foreign office to become home secretary, replacing suella braverman. that led the way for david cameron to take up the role of foreign secretary. he has now been appointed lord cameron. he wasn't sitting in parliament, he had been effectively retired from front—line political life, we have not heard much from him like we had from other recent former prime ministers. in many ways this has real shock value. ministers. in many ways this has realshock v

suella braverman sacked as home _ the months to come.a braverman sacked as home secretary _ the months to come. suella braverman sacked as home secretary this - sacked as home secretary this morning, as was possibly expected. what is your reaction to that is? there are lots of people in the conservative party not very happy now. it will have a job on his hands keeping the rights of the party on his site? he keeping the rights of the party on his site? , , , his site? he is strengthening his team. it his site? he is strengthening his team- it is _ his site? he is strengthening his team. it is important _ his site? he is strengthening his team. it is important that - his site? he is strengthening his team. it is important that we - his site? he is strengthening his l team. it is important that we work as a team to work on the priorities. those are the country's priorities. i welcomed the appointments he has announced. we'll see more of them later on today, but it is about strengthening the team and delivering the prime minister's prioritie

i that letter and what suella braverman said?— that letter and what suella braverman said?d? i think it is very unfortunate- _ braverman said? i think it is very unfortunate. the _ braverman said? i think it is very unfortunate. the reality - braverman said? i think it is very unfortunate. the reality is - braverman said? i think it is very unfortunate. the reality is quite l unfortunate. the reality is quite clearly that there was a breakdown of the working relationship between the prime minister and the home secretary which is extremely unfortunate, but what i find unforgivable from suella is the tone of her letter is actually damaging to every conservative candidate in next year's election. because unless we go into the election united behind rishi sunak, i'm afraid the chances of success are more remote than ever. , , ., ., chances of success are more remote than ever, , ., ., ., than ever. just on that point, what do ou than ever. just on that point, what do you think _ than ever. just on that point, what do you think the _ than ever. just on that point, what do you th

suella braverman _ braverman than theresa may. suella braverman has — braverman than theresa may. you think what she has written in the times could implement situation further on saturday, bring out people who are intent on violence? definitely. absolutely definitely, and not — definitely. absolutely definitely, and notjust_ definitely. absolutely definitely, and not just what _ definitely. absolutely definitely, and not just what she _ definitely. absolutely definitely, and not just what she has - definitely. absolutely definitely, | and not just what she has written definitely. absolutely definitely, i and notjust what she has written in the times— and notjust what she has written in the times article. _ and notjust what she has written in the times article. the _ and notjust what she has written in the times article. the things - and notjust what she has written in the times article. the things she i and notjust what she has written in the times article. the things she is| the times article. the things she is a saying _ the times article. the things she is a saying of— the time

see you suella braverman has to say . suella braverman has to say. daily mail . . we start with the daily mail. come for suella and you come for us all. tory rights warning to rishi amid fears he's thinking of sacking home secretary daily telegraph now sunak faces calls to sack braverman israel to fight on after us, says humanitarian pauses have been agreed and covid vaccine compensation scheme must be reformed. court case going through about the astrazeneca vaccine, which has been described as faulty or flawed. and let's see how that one plays out. curious that the other papers aren't reporting it, especially the guardian. let's have a look at the guardian now. pressure grows on sunak to sack braverman over clash with police and ceasefire. deal to free hostages was rejected by israeli pm say the guardian. what i'd like to see the fine print of that deal wouldn't you? okay let's get views now of my top punst let's get views now of my top pundits this evening . political pundits this evening. political commentator suzanne evans , commentator suzanne ev

suella braverman _ something, was not? it really was. suella braverman does _ something, was not?does seem to . something, was not? it really was. i suella braverman does seem to enjoy being at the centre of the action. she comes out with these explosive statements every few weeks. just last month, she gave a speech where she attacked multiculturalism and said that asylum—seekers were pretending to be gay so that they would be able to say they were being persecuted in their home countries. now here she is again, at the weekend she talked about homelessness being a lifestyle choice and now she is having a big p0p choice and now she is having a big pop at the police over these protests. it pop at the police over these protests-— pop at the police over these rotests. , ., ., , ., protests. it is a long list. you can add heat marches, _ protests. it is a long list. you can add heat marches, which - protests. it is a long list. you can add heat marches, which is - protests. it is a long list. you can add heat marches, which is set i add heat marches, which is set on that, you can at th

take a look at the language suella braverman uses here in an article for the times. she writes...mmons, but the policing minister went on her behalf, explaining that ms braverman was with a close family member who's been having an operation. this weekend should first and foremost be about remembering those who gave their lives in defence of this country. any disruption to remembrance services would be completely unacceptable and an insult to their memory. and i have confidence the metropolitan police and other police forces will ensure this weekend passes off peacefully and without disruption. the home secretary's political opponents weren't holding back, though. she is deliberately inflaming community tensions in the most dangerous of ways. she is encouraging extremists on all sides, attacking the police when she should be backing them. it is highly irresponsible and dangerous and no other home secretary would ever have done this. a key question here is whether or not the prime minister sanctioned the home secretary's words. and this morning, downing street confirmed that rishi s

top story suella braverman on the brink. r. sadiq khan, yvette cooper. they're all queuing up to have a go. the big question is should they sack her or is she the saviour of the beleaguered conservative party? next up, what prime royal security will the home office won't let us know because they say revealing the true cost might put the royal family in grave danger. next up , a grave danger. next up, a powerful and moving gb news interview with a female pop seller who was disgracefully attacked , worked in northern attacked, worked in northern ireland. you won't want to miss that one. and find ellie liddle fights back. the bargain supermarket has had to spend £2 million on body cams for staff to combat violence against them and also a soaring shoplifting epidemic. that's all coming up in the next hour on the patrick christys show . so get in touch christys show. so get in touch the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com, especially on that suella braverman topic. it's really divided the nation. should they sack her or if they do that,

tell me about that letter from suella braverman today.o less than a full—frontal assault on rishi sunak�*s personality and failings as prime minister. you have to go all the way back to 1990 and that electrifying resignation speech by geoffrey howe after he felt margaret thatcher had made his position in cabinet absolutely impossible. this is what the late deputy prime minister had to say. it the late deputy prime minister had to sa . , . ~ the late deputy prime minister had to sa . , ., ~ , to say. it is rather like sending our to say. it is rather like sending your opening _ to say. it is rather like sending your opening batsmen - to say. it is rather like sending your opening batsmen to - to say. it is rather like sending your opening batsmen to the l to say. it is rather like sending - your opening batsmen to the crease, only for— your opening batsmen to the crease, only for them to find the moment the first balls_ only for them to find the moment the first balls are bowled that their bats have been broken before the game _ bats have

was suella braverman _ before that article. was suella braverman the _ before that article.man the trigger - before that article. was suella braverman the trigger even i before that article. was suella - braverman the trigger even before then, or was thisjust braverman the trigger even before then, or was this just about mr sunak making a kind of defining reshuffle ahead of a general election? it reshuffle ahead of a general election? , . ., , reshuffle ahead of a general election? ,. ., , ,, .,~ election? it is clear rishi sunak, downin: election? it is clear rishi sunak, downing street, _ election? it is clear rishi sunak, downing street, the _ election? it is clear rishi sunak, | downing street, the government election? it is clear rishi sunak, - downing street, the government had just got fed up with suella braverman. because last thursday wasn't the first time that cabinet ministers going on the airwaves to talk about whatever the policy of the day was, had been sidetracked by having to explain whether they agreed with all onto to distance themselves from the latest con

he needs the support of like suella braverman. of people like suella braverman.e loses a huge chunk otherwise he loses a huge chunk of his coalition. >> that's perfectly true, but equally he presumably doesn't particularly want somebody who refers quite specifically to islamists and groups that have links to terrorist groups. he's going to upset a considerable number of people in this country if he allows her to say that. so he's got to balance these politically is not partly the job of the home secretary to calm everything down. >> she knows exactly what has been going on this week in terms of the debate surrounding this this armistice day protest or peace march , as some people are peace march, as some people are calling it, and all she's done is to potentially inflame these tensions and made it a heck of a lot more difficult for the police . police. >> i think that's perfectly fair. i mean, the crucial point about her times article is she accepts this. the position that the met police commissioner, sir mark rowley, is in, in that it is his decision. mark rowle

the row over comments by the home secretary suella braverman. of a march that is due to coincide with armistice day in london and saturday. suella braverman said right—wing process were properly stopped by the police while pro—palestinian mobs were permitted. the crime and policing minister chris bell responded to an urgent question in the house of commons from labour which is called on suella braverman to be sacked and said the police retained the confidence of the government. to reiterate that the police retain the confidence of the prime minister and the home secretary and i in using all their available powers, both under terrorism legislation and public order legislation, to prevent criminality and disorder and to prevent hate speech. and i would just say to the house, i've been contacted this morning repeatedly by members of thejewish community who are deeply apprehensive about what this weekend may bring. and i want to put on record that we expect the police to protect those members of communities in london, including thejewish community,

suella braverman has to say . suella braverman has to say. e daily mail . . we start with the daily mail. come for suella and you come for us all. tory rights warning to rishi amid fears he's thinking of sacking home secretary daily telegraph now sunak faces calls to sack braverman israel to fight on after us, says humanitarian pauses have been agreed and covid vaccine compensation scheme must be reformed. court case going through about the astrazeneca vaccine, which has been described as faulty or flawed. and let's see how that one plays out. curious that the other papers aren't reporting it, especially the guardian. let's have a look at the guardian now. pressure grows on sunak to sack braverman over clash with police and ceasefire. deal to free hostages was rejected by israeli pm say the guardian. what i'd like to see the fine print of that deal wouldn't you? okay let's get views now of my top punst let's get views now of my top pundits this evening . political pundits this evening. political commentator suzanne evans , commentator suzanne

but next up, it's sacking suella braverman suicide for braverman political suicide for an embattled anster has britain now caved in to two tier policing? i will get stuck right into that with tonight's top panellists , so tonight's top panellists, so don't anywhere. good evening. don't go anywhere. good evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your weather update from your latest weather update from the office for gb news. the met office for gb news. tomorrow a case lots tomorrow will be a case of lots of showers gusty winds with of showers and gusty winds with some spells, particularly some sunny spells, particularly in the afternoon across the south today we've been dealing with storm debby heading out now into sea , but it's into the north sea, but it's produced quite a lot of gusty winds through the day. and it's still some weather still producing some wet weather in eastern that will in eastern scotland that will slowly through the night. slowly ease through the night. there'll further there'll be showers further south, spells in south, some clearer spells in between the heavy show

but next up, it's sacking suella braverman suicide for braverman political suicide for an embattled annister has britain now caved in to two tier policing? i will get stuck right into that with tonight's top panellists , so tonight's top panellists, so don't anywhere. good evening. don't go anywhere. good evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your weather update from your latest weather update from the office for gb news. the met office for gb news. tomorrow a case lots tomorrow will be a case of lots of showers gusty winds with of showers and gusty winds with some spells, particularly some sunny spells, particularly in the afternoon across the south today we've been dealing with storm debby heading out now into sea , but it's into the north sea, but it's produced quite a lot of gusty winds through the day. and it's still some weather still producing some wet weather in eastern that will in eastern scotland that will slowly through the night. slowly ease through the night. there'll further there'll be showers further south, spells in south, some clearer spells in between the heavy sh

suella braverman's _ office to the home office?e home office? suella l braverman's position was becoming unsustainable, the attack on the police made her position somewhat untenable and also, crucially, she was undermining the prime minister, becoming a polarising figure, at a time when we are only 12 months from the election. departure was inevitable. do you think she will be a problem on the backbenches? i think so. i have no doubt she will make noises from the backbenches and she will seek to probably undermine the government, but i don't think long—term she will necessarily be much of a problem, at all. {lilia long-term she will necessarily be much of a problem, at all. ok, giles cannina , much of a problem, at all. ok, giles canning. former— much of a problem, at all. ok, giles canning, former special _ much of a problem, at all. ok, giles canning, former special adviser - much of a problem, at all. ok, giles canning, former special adviser to l canning, former special adviser to david cameron, thank you very much for sharing

thank you so much for your— from suella braverman. your analysis. _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the bbc says it has received a total of five complaints about russell brand's behaviour from when he hosted radio shows between 2006 and 2008. two of the five complaints about the comedian were made in the last two months, since a review of his time at the bbc was launched. russell brand has previously denied any wrongdoing. new figures show uk wages outstripped inflation by the largest margin in two years — but the rate at which they're growing is starting to slow down. average earnings rose by 7.7% in the three months to september, compared with the same period a year ago. a bbc investigation has found a black market trade in delivery app accounts that's allowing underage teenagers to sign up as riders. the home office has urged deliveroo, just eat and uber eats to reform policies that let riders lend their accounts to others without any identity checks. deliveroo say

suella braverman, this is not the first time that comments by suella braverman have made the headlines—— leila, this is not. and perhaps fissures in the tory party -- leila, this is not. to some extent, party -- leila, this is not. to some extent. she — party -- leila, this is not. to some extent, she does _ party -- leila, this is not. to some extent, she does have _ party -- leila, this is not. to some extent, she does have a _ party -- leila, this is not. to some l extent, she does have a constituency within the tory party for stubby wider membership to warm to her. she has gotten warm applause and tory party conferences in recent years, this year, her speech went down very well among the tory membership. she has her band of mps to support her and now she is in one of the highest offices of state, so, yes, she does have a constituency and she does frequently say controversial things. what has happened recently is she has said controversial things in quite quick succession about various different topics. in her article again, describing the cease—fire marches as hate marches, she has

so, that is the letter that suella braverman has written to the prime minister.pondent, damian grammaticas in westminster for us, he has also been reading the letter, i am sure while i have been speaking. just give us a bit of a synopsis of what suella braverman is telling the prime minister in this letter. figs telling the prime minister in this letter. �* , , ., telling the prime minister in this letter. a ,, telling the prime minister in this letter. ~ , i. ., telling the prime minister in this letter. a ., , letter. as you say, we have been readin: letter. as you say, we have been reading this _ letter. as you say, we have been reading this letter _ letter. as you say, we have been reading this letter pretty - letter. as you say, we have been reading this letter pretty much . letter. as you say, we have beenj reading this letter pretty much in the same timescale as you. she has just put it out short time ago, publicly through her twitter account, and i think the thing to take away, is the content, but also the timing of this. let's deal with the timing of this

suella braverman has newsmaker.t weekly pro—palestinian marches have polluted the streets with hate , which cannot streets with hate, which cannot go on. the home secretary claimed london streets have been used to valorise terrorism and further action was necessary . further action was necessary. mrs. braverman said some of the placards and chants in evidence on saturday's march in the centre of the capital were clearly criminal. all her words raised the prospect that she could be under pressure, putting police under pressure to ban the marches . and of course the prime marches. and of course the prime minister is under pressure to sack her. so should she stay or should she go? let's ask tonight's newsmaker from her home office, minister and broadcaster ann widdecombe. and great to see you again. you know, politics inside out, the drama, the egos . what is suella drama, the egos. what is suella game here? what's she up to? >> oh, i think she possibly is on manoeuvres, but i also think she's totally convinced by what

steve says suella braverman should stay and stand as leader of the conservative party. calls to highmark we never hear calls to stop terror or hamas, do we? suella should keep her job. and i had lovely remember this day in my local town of chesterfield . lucky you, tracy . this is . lucky you, tracy. this is britain . we're letting our britain. we're letting our nafion britain. we're letting our nation down, says kieran. these thugs and anti—semites are taking over the country. kieran there in the lovely county of cumbria . of course, the home cumbria. of course, the home secretary should stay . she's secretary should stay. she's only saying what the prime minister is scared to say. says who was that? jeff. thank you, jeff. and suella is the only one who says it like it is, says kathy priti patel tried and was unsuccessful. keep those emails coming. it's time now for the newsmaker . suella braverman has newsmaker. suella braverman has said that weekly pro—palestinian marches have polluted the streets with hate , which cannot streets with hate, which cannot go on. the hom

for now, suella braverman — roads today. for now, suella braverman will _ roads today. braverman will return - roads today. for now, suella braverman will return to - roads today. for now, suella braverman will return to the | braverman will return to the backbenches. it seems unlikely, though, she'll do it quietly. helen catt, news, westminster. a day of big moves in westminster, notjust a day of big moves in westminster, not just the departure a day of big moves in westminster, notjust the departure of suella braverman, but david cameron back in front line politics as foreign secretary and home secretary is now james cleverly. they have been a number of other notable moves, not least the departure of steve barclay from the health brief, that's been taken by victoria atkins, and i'm joined by our health editor hugh pym to discuss that particular move. what do you make of vicky atkins being moved to thatjob? there what do you make of vicky atkins being moved to that job? being moved to that “ob? there has been talk about — being moved to that job? there has been talk ab

so i think suella braverman. 11, the lobby meeting the issue lobby meeting shortly. the issue of confidence suella of confidence in suella braverman be asked. braverman that will be asked. i'll be the first question they ask spokesman. does it ask of the spokesman. does it have in suella have confidence in suella braverman? very braverman? it does seem very interesting. i mean, lots of ministers give me their views, extra ministers over in the house of commons one one saying it's minister giving it's like a minister giving undermining a general. 2440 eight hours before battle on the battlefield . so someone else battlefield. so someone else said, no, she's not looking to be sacked. she's merely his her view. she wants to make it clear. but what's interesting, of course, is she's not an observer to this. she is one of the bosses to mark rowley, the other london mayor. she other being london mayor. she can about this can do something about this if she wants to. so it's certainly caused a cat amongst the pigeons her

suella braverman suella braverman. is sadiq khan right violence suella braverman suella braverman. violence suthe marches?n for the violence at the marches? please your vote. i'd please cast your vote. now i'd love hear thoughts as love to hear your thoughts as well. christys on gb news and gb news radio . radio. >> this is coming up to 23 minutes after 4:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. if you're just tuned in, welcome. it's now time for the great british debate this hour. nana nana akua. and i'm asking, is sadiq khan right to blame suella braverman for the violence at the marches? now, after yesterday saw clashes at both the pro—palestinian march and the counter—protest in whitehall, many are blaming the home secretary, suella braverman , for supposedly stoking tensions and one of the main people calling for her resignation is london mayor sadiq khan . which is not sadiq khan. which is not a surprise. who said that the london violence was a direct result of braverman's words . he result of braverman's words. he was also joined by humza yousaf , was also joi