suella fernandes. ..braverman, then suella fernandes, first entered the commons. a brexiteer, she quit as brexit minister 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, westmin

in suella letter , sunak suella in suella letter, sunak us suella to get him over the line into number number 10. but lie to boris johnson and said that he hadnt boris johnson and said that he hadn't offered her the post of home sack in order do so. home sack in order to do so. suella choosing to back sunak meant that she chose the candidate back candidate who would never back her one who would her over. the one who would suella in the letter as well, she says it a privilege to she says it is a privilege to serve and one we should not take for granted. service requires bravery and thinking of the common good. it is not all about occupying the office as an end into itself . if i do question into itself. if i do question how many mps these days are genuinely in their role because they want to perform to the common good versus, i don't know, self motivated interests? her final line and i shall almost , i her final line and i shall almost, i think most mps across the house are in because they believe in public service . believe in public service. >> i'm not making a political point. i beli

sunak has suella suella sunk? sunak has suella sunk? sunak and these are your thoughts?any many emails coming in. but john says sunak sunk. sunak thank you, john, for that. nigel says the letter suella has written to sunak is an absolute bombshell. proves what we all know. sunak has to go . we knew he wasn't up to it go. we knew he wasn't up to it all talk, no action. well, nigel is pretty clear. another viewer says i fervently hope that suella has sunk sunak. we need to remove him before he does further damage to our country. pretty damning. some of these views. andrew says . i sincerely views. andrew says. i sincerely hope that sunak is sunk. he's a traitor in modern times . not traitor in modern times. not much love for the prime minister there. well, a couple of the key items, a couple of the key elements of the deal, all that suella braverman secured apparently back in october last year with the prime minister related to immigration, both lawful and unlawful. and i just want to look at the second page of her letter with my next guest regarding what happens is tomorr

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you mention suella _ general election, the better. you mention suella braverman.o the protest at the weekend and the protests going forward, and how they should be managed? suella izsraverman _ they should be managed? suella braverman was _ they should be managed? suella braverman was never _ they should be managed? suella braverman was never fit - they should be managed? suella braverman was never fit to - they should be managed? suella braverman was never fit to hold | they should be managed? suella i braverman was never fit to hold the office of home secretary to begin with. she had been forced out previously. rishi sunak had to put her 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 an

would you have suella? have sack suella?t of freelancing effectively and quite literally the articles weren't being cleared. so there was a challenge to rishi s authority, the prime minister's authority, the prime minister's authority , but at the same time authority, but at the same time she spoke for very many conservative voters. and so it was a very finely balanced decision. and i'm not sure what i would have done . i probably i would have done. i probably would have kept her, but i think fully understand why rishi sacked her. >> will you be submitting a letter of. >> no, no. i mean, as a rule of thumb, and i've been on gb news a number of times, i've always believed that you've got to be loyal to the leader because the one way we're going to actually be wiped out is if we be be totally wiped out is if we are fractured and we have all these different factions . and i these different factions. and i backed every leader . i backed backed every leader. i backed david cameron, i backed theresa may. i was a minister under the

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

and think suella we example. and think suella we know already is.views, a nasty piece of work. she picks out a group of people and tries to target them. and she did that with migrants , lgbt migrants and with migrants, lgbt migrants and refugees earlier on in the year . refugees earlier on in the year. she's now doing that with these demonstrate actions. and actually it's just totally unhelpful if we want to live in a liberal society, we have to let people say things that we think are disgusting and wrong, but we don't criminalise them. and criminalised , and when they are criminalised, then we to allow due then we need to allow due process. doesn't help process. it doesn't help undermining police and undermining the police and rallying your boys to come rallying your proud boys to come and smash up things around the around the cenotaph , which was around the cenotaph, which was disgraceful. and she needs to go for that. well lloyd, on the one hand, like a moment ago, you say you believe in free speech and saying nasty things that you may not sound

would you have suella? have sack suella?ort of freelancing effectively and quite literally the articles weren't being cleared. so there was a challenge to rishi s authority, the prime minister's authority, the prime minister's authority , but at the same time authority, but at the same time she spoke for very many conservative voters. and so it was a very finely balanced decision. and i'm not sure what i would have done . i probably i would have done. i probably would have kept her, but i think fully understand why rishi sacked her. >> will you be submitting a letter of. >> no, no. i mean, as a rule of thumb, and i've been on gb news a number of times, i've always believed that you've got to be loyal to the leader because the one way we're going to actually be wiped out is if we be be totally wiped out is if we are fractured and we have all these different factions . and i these different factions. and i backed every leader . i backed backed every leader. i backed david cameron, i backed theresa may. i was a minister under t

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

let me ask you about the departure of suella - about the departure of suella braverman.she is not much of a household name, as people might expect in westminster, although she is one of the better—known people in british political life the moment. but her politics, her policies, i should say, i'mjust politics, her policies, i should say, i'm just going to move because i think that's laura trottjust leaving their from the door of number 10... apologies. leaving their from the door of number10... apologies. she has leaving their from the door of number 10... apologies. she has now been pause the interview the, just had to pause the interview briefly as laura trott was departing bit of a revolving of movement, a bit of a revolving door here today at number 10. but let's continue that interview, just to wind up briefly, the policies around immigration, to wind up briefly, the policies arour itimmigration, to wind up briefly, the policies arour it comes ation, to wind up briefly, the policies arour it comes to m, to wind up briefly, the policies arour it comes to keeping exis

suella braverman _ her leaving government? suella braverman should _ her leaving government?lla braverman should never- her leaving government? suella braverman should never have . her leaving government? suella 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 se

this note here from suella braverman . she's very suella braverman.are now seeing complete schism now seeing a complete schism opening up between the right of the party and rishi sunak centrist government. how this plays out in the next few days could be very interesting indeed i >> -- >> and there's a withering line here, chris. if we lose in the supreme court, an outcome that i've consistently argued we must be prepared for, then you will have wasted a year and in and an act of parliament only to arrive back at square one. this is absolutely brutal stuff. chris >> it's in sandra martin. i'm reading it. i'm reading it as we speak from my whatsapp here, being sent to me by someone close to suella braverman. a few moments ago, it said here, she says here towards end, says here towards the end, someone your someone needs to be honest. your plan is not working . we have plan is not working. we have endured record election defeats. your resets have failed and we're running out of time. you need to change course urgently . need to change course urgently. i

— interesting when you look at o suella braverman _ interesting when you look at o suella bravermanman is i think she's playing a — suella braverman is i think she's playing a leadership _ suella braverman is i think she's playing a leadership election - playing a leadership election strategy. _ playing a leadership election strategy. on— playing a leadership election strategy, on the _ playing a leadership election strategy, on the basis - playing a leadership election strategy, on the basis that l playing a leadership election . strategy, on the basis that she expects — strategy, on the basis that she expects the _ strategy, on the basis that she expects the conservative - strategy, on the basis that she expects the conservative partyj strategy, on the basis that she . expects the conservative party to lose the — expects the conservative party to lose the next— expects the conservative party to lose the next election _ expects the conservative party to lose the next election and - expects the conservative party to lose the next election and there i expects the conservative party t

sunak has suella suella sunk? sunak has suella sunk? sunak and these are your thoughts?any many emails coming in. but john says sunak sunk. sunak thank you, john, for that. nigel says the letter suella has written to sunak is an absolute bombshell. proves what we all know. sunak has to go . we knew he wasn't up to it go. we knew he wasn't up to it all talk, no action. well, nigel is pretty clear. another viewer says i fervently hope that suella has sunk sunak. we need to remove him before he does further damage to our country. pretty damning. some of these views. andrew says . i sincerely views. andrew says. i sincerely hope that sunak is sunk. he's a traitor in modern times . not traitor in modern times. not much love for the prime minister there. well, a couple of the key items, a couple of the key elements of the deal, all that suella braverman secured apparently back in october last year with the prime minister related to immigration, both lawful and unlawful. and i just want to look at the second page of her letter with my next guest regarding what happens is tomorr

starmer is calling for suella head . so is calling for suella head. rishi sunak thinks, but what do the voter base think ? think because base think? think because conservative home has some very interesting information, don't you, just how popular you, about just how popular suella braverman is with the electorate out there on the ground ? ground? >> oh, i think suella braverman is popular among the conservative grassroots and a large i mean, there's obviously a division among conservative mps, but a large number of conservative mps . i think conservative mps. i think actually reading the article in the times that lots of people have been reaching for the smelling salts, but they haven't actually said what it is they disagree with. it's difficult to argue that the police have been failing to be politically impartial. >> they have been failing to maintain equality before the law in terms of demonstrations . in terms of demonstrations. >> given the examples that suella braverman included about black lives matter, even even dunng black lives matter, even

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

suella savage sunak.ver the course of three explosive pages, the likes of which have never really been before in really been seen before in british politics. someone needs to be honest, she says. your plan is not working. we have endured record election defeats. your have failed, your resets have failed, and we are of time . you are running out of time. you need to change course. urgent plea. but she goes further and tonight the prime minister stands accused of being a con man. she says as you know, i accepted your offer to serve as home secretary in october 2022 on certain conditions , as these on certain conditions, as these included, number one, reduce overall legal migration. number two, stopping the small boats, even if it means bypassing the echr. she goes on, i trusted you. it is generally agreed that my support was pivotal as a factor in winning the leadership contest and thus enabling you to become prime minister she thinks he lied. she thinks he's more interested in serving a foreign european co

rishi sunak, perhaps in suella that suella has.ke that could be a good person to fit in the brief 12 months or so out from an election, you're going to want someone who can go out there bit street there and be a bit of a street fighter hi, is she >> hi. hi, james. is she emerging of this? how emerging from all of this? how is looking after the march is she looking after the march at weekend after she at the weekend after what she said homeless? at the weekend after what she saitl homeless? at the weekend after what she saitl that, iomeless? at the weekend after what she saitl that, iomeles say, >> i think that, as you say, eamonn, twice week, eamonn, there twice in a week, she the she sort of blew up the government grid. was just government grid. isabel was just saying be talking wanted to be talking about. so there's question there's sort of question marks over that. think ahead of over that. i think that ahead of the protest saturday, they the protest on saturday, they were a lot were fears it would be a lot worse was. there were

�*of mp5, and suella braverman number of mps, and suella braverman certainly would be one of them, callingor britain to leave the european convention on human rights. rishi sunak has been on the offence on this issue. some people say —— on the fence on this issue, some people say he would be prepared to consider such a move. it would be a huge step for the party to take. there are many people in the centre of the conservative party who would be extremely concerned about the party deciding to tear up this human rights handbook which is guided this country, and to which we were to some extent offers of since the second world war. hugely controversial move if the government to lose on wednesday, and it be interesting to see which way downing street goes. even if the government wins, there will be quite a lot of legal challenges on an individual basis, and maybe even a challenge that goes to the european court, at which point, despite winning, it may be that rishi sunak and people like suella braverman and others will say, well, this also demonstrates why britain should leave the convention. m

suella braverman. ., , ., braverman.ea. * braverman. he may have 'ust gone in for a cup of tea, we i braverman. he may havejust gone in for a cup of tea, we never— braverman. he may havejust gone in for a cup of tea, we never know. i braverman. he may havejust gone in for a cup of tea, we never know. we l for a cup of tea, we never know. we will speak to our home editor mark easton but stay with us and keep watching the door in the meantime. as i wasjust watching the door in the meantime. as i was just saying, we are joined by our home editor mark easton. this sacking of the home secretary comes days before the supreme court was due to make a decision on the very controversial rwanda policy. if there is one regret for suella braverman, because i think she has manufactured the situation where her sacking had become inevitable, her regret will be not to be imposed on wednesday. if the government won in the supreme court, she said back in october, i'd love to have a front page of the telegraph with a plane taking off to rwa

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 e

that's what's happened suella happened so far. suella braverman left government.umber 10 so far has said this reshuffle will give the united team to deliver the pm a united team to deliver the pm a united team to deliver the change this country needs for the long term. that word united is so important because clearly, as you've been saying on air there bev and andrew suella as suella braverman was not seen as being united way behaved being united the way she behaved last that unsigned off last week with that unsigned off times article which did much times article which did so much damage government in the damage to the government in the run armistice day run up to armistice day commemorations and many would say or have said contributed to some of the problems on the streets. certainly that's been claimed by sadiq khan, the mayor of in of london. elsewhere in government, o'brien, the government, neil o'brien, the senior health minister. he's left government, as has nick gibb, the schools minister. minister, so the drama is not over yet. and behind me , theresa over

suella savage sunak.ver the course of three explosive pages, the likes of which have never really been before in really been seen before in british politics. someone needs to be honest, she says. your plan is not working. we have endured record election defeats. your have failed, your resets have failed, and we are of time . you are running out of time. you need to change course. urgent plea. but she goes further and tonight the prime minister stands accused of being a con man. she says as you know, i accepted your offer to serve as home secretary in october 2022 on certain conditions , as these on certain conditions, as these included, number one, reduce overall legal migration. number two, stopping the small boats, even if it means bypassing the echr. she goes on, i trusted you. it is generally agreed that my support was pivotal as a factor in winning the leadership contest and thus enabling you to become prime minister she thinks he lied. she thinks he's more interested in serving a foreign european co

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she, of suella braverman. is does appeal on the whole to sort of the right of the party and rishi sunaks credentials with that faction of the conservative party are pretty thin after that brutal swing by—election to bruising by—election defeats last month . by—election defeats last month. there is a school of thought that rishi sunak needs to keep his friends close, but his his enemies closer so he could cling to on her. as things are looking, though , i wouldn't be looking, though, i wouldn't be sure that suella braverman would survive the week. interestingly, grant shapps , the defence grant shapps, the defence secretary, said on television this morning that when asked whether suella braverman would be secretary week be home secretary next week enigmatically , he said, well, enigmatically, he said, well, a week is a long time in politics. >> indeed . i mean, the >> well, indeed. i mean, the actual, the what we've seen over this weekend, olivia, has there been widespread condemnation of what we saw take place

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. go, go, from my viewers and listeners is clear. suella. go, go, go . it's clear. suella.ay service was attended by the prime minister, the leader of the opposition and senior members of the royal family there was one notable absentee , there was one notable absentee, however, prince harry, given his devotion to the armed forces, something close to his heart, having actively served himself khalife does this prove the prodigal prince has paid the ultimate price , not even able to ultimate price, not even able to commemorate the war dead in his own country and alongside his brother and father ? to discuss brother and father? to discuss this, i'm delighted to welcome fearsome royal journalist and biographer, harry's biographer , biographer, harry's biographer, no less, angela levin. angela lovely to have you with us. >> hello. i'm not really fearsome, you have your moments. ihave fearsome, you have your moments. i have my moments , harry not i have my moments, harry not being today, watching being there today, watching his brother father at the brother and father at the cenot

a bit more about suella _ after their colleagues.raverman's - after their colleagues. a bit more | about suella braverman's position and we reflected at the beginning of this conversation that the prime minister has said he has full confidence in her they are looking into what happened given she didn't make the edits downing street requested speculation amongst the westminster bubble about what could happen to her what she is trying to achieve. what do you think there are those saying that perhaps in fact she wants to be fired. i those saying that perhaps in fact she wants to be fired.— she wants to be fired. i can see into her mind _ she wants to be fired. i can see into her mind although - she wants to be fired. i can see into her mind although that. she wants to be fired. i can see | into her mind although that was she wants to be fired. i can see - into her mind although that was the claim made by nadine dorries to former culture secretary to whether she wants to or not. it certainly feels possible she will be fired after that an

yes, there's suella braverman?there's all confidence all way all confidence all the way through then through last week and then suddenly over the weekend something nothing something changed. nothing changed. she's done very little since that piece appeared in the times morning. so times on thursday morning. so what felt now's times on thursday morning. so whétime felt now's times on thursday morning. so whétime to felt now's times on thursday morning. so whétime to move felt now's times on thursday morning. so whétime to move my felt now's times on thursday morning. so whétime to move my groupow's times on thursday morning. so whétime to move my group around the time to move my group around and the reason we're given in number 10 today was they they want to value to the collective stability in cabinet and work as a unified team. well arguably what she was doing was simply advancing government policy and providing a bit of for space the pm to step in. >> is there anything that she actually said that you can identify

suella fernandes.n suella fernandes, first entered the commons. a brexiteer, she quit as brexit minister 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 cours

suella. go, go, from my viewers and listeners is clear. suella. go, go, go . it's clear. suella.ay service was attended by the prime minister, the leader of the opposition and senior members of the royal family there was one notable absentee , there was one notable absentee, however, prince harry, given his devotion to the armed forces, something close to his heart, having actively served himself khalife does this prove the prodigal prince has paid the ultimate price , not even able to ultimate price, not even able to commemorate the war dead in his own country and alongside his brother and father ? to discuss brother and father? to discuss this, i'm delighted to welcome fearsome royal journalist and biographer, harry's biographer , biographer, harry's biographer, no less, angela levin. angela lovely to have you with us. >> hello. i'm not really fearsome, you have your moments. ihave fearsome, you have your moments. i have my moments , harry not i have my moments, harry not being today, watching being there today, watching his brother father at the brother and father at the cenot

suella did really simple. what suella did was deliberate . she was that she deliberate.nsibility. she didn't . she didn't she. she put didn't. she didn't she. she put an article in the times that she refused to change. i mean, when i was on jacob rees—mogg's show, he said that that he disagreed with something in cabinet. it was it was changing, changing the law around id for voting and saying you had to have photo id he totally disagreed with it. he he totally disagreed with it. he he stuck up for it the whole time he was in cabinet. and only when he left the cabinet did he say that he thought it was a form of gerrymandering. and i think jacob was right. actually that if you're in cabinet. i was thinking. >> but but, but, scarlett, the only bit of the letter on which he was asked by number 10 to make a variation was where she compared march to what used compared the march to what used to northern ireland. to happen in northern ireland. that the only bit. that was the only bit. >> you take it out? >> why didn't you take it out? it really . but it wasn't. it it was really.

clearly we were expecting to hear from suella boats.arly we were expecting to hearfrom suella braverman, she said yesterday that you know, she would comment on her sacking into course. still it has taken people the tone of this letter, but also goes to goes to lengths to subpoint out that rishi sunak failed to win a mandate from the party membership, he lost out in his trust in the first leadership election last summer and also that he doesn't have a mandate from the country to be prime minister. before going into all the other allegations that it makes, and of course it ups the ante on the prime minister ahead of the supreme court verdict, whether the government's flagship rwanda deportation policy is lawful or not tomorrow. and in some ways suella braverman covers the eventuality that if the supreme court goes against the government, then she blames rishi sunakforfailing, for failing to give a credible plan b. she still warns that it could be difficult for the government to carry out the rwanda deportation policy in the way the public

, 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 has to say . suella braverman has to say.he 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

what do you think the reaction will be to suella - think the reaction will be to suella braverman's sackingtive party? it supporters in the conservative pa ? , ., ., supporters in the conservative pa ? , . ., ., . party? it will cause a lot of anger. i can party? it will cause a lot of anger. i can think — party? it will cause a lot of anger. i can think of _ party? it will cause a lot of anger. i can think of lots _ party? it will cause a lot of anger. i can think of lots of _ party? it will cause a lot of anger. i can think of lots of reasons - party? it will cause a lot of anger. i can think of lots of reasons for. i can think of lots of reasons for sacking sue weller, mostly being that she has never once delivered on her promises, like stop the boats, which never happened. i can think of lots of reasons for losing confidence in sue weller, but not that excellent article, i thought, that excellent article, i thought, that reflected the views of so many people, whose reaction would have been thank goodness that somebody in government set at last. i think her supporters are going to be ver

suella is spot is that a joke? suella is spot on. no intention of on. intention of achieving of his stated achieving any of his stated aims. he's only interested in a top job after sinks the top job after he sinks the tories the election. well, tories at the election. well, let's hope that doesn't happen. margaret. i'm sad to say that i shant margaret. i'm sad to say that i shan't tory for the shan't be voting tory for the first time in life. my first time in my life. my husband thoughts. first time in my life. my husbarhave thoughts. first time in my life. my husbarhave to thoughts. first time in my life. my husbarhave to be thoughts. first time in my life. my husbarhave to be reform.oughts. first time in my life. my husbarhave to be reform. well,;. it will have to be reform. well, it will have to be reform. well, i you'll sit down, have i hope you'll sit down, have a nice cup of tea, and to nice cup of tea, and come to conclusion isn't right conclusion that isn't the right answer but as i said answer in the end. but as i said earlier, the prime minist

i'm jacob suella is spot on.oliceman and no , she is former policeman and no, she is right. no she should right. barbara. no she should not be sacked, but promoted to prime minister. and aaron says just listening to steve khan stating braverman is stating suella braverman is acting by saying acting irresponsibly by saying what she did, said the man, acting irresponsibly, robbing the poor through ulez suella should receive a damehood for the service she requests for the british public. and daniel, the police are backing off because they're outnumbered afraid . they're outnumbered and afraid. i walked through liverpool i walked through the liverpool street and the police street protest and the police looked . well, what's looked terrified. well, what's wrong? the police. i want wrong? the police. i always want to police at to thank the police at parliament because they protect us from unknown dangers and they do it with enormous courtesy and civility. and i'm a huge admirer of them. regardless of what's going on el

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

and said, suella is gone .se things when you're reshuffle like you're doing reshuffle like that, happen suddenly . so that, they happen suddenly. so the sackings come first. the sackings all come out first. as know . and i was a bit as you know. and i was a bit surprised that it was done by telephone. yeah normally you would that they be would hope that they might be seen thanked, but it was by seen and thanked, but it was by telephone and then the whole thing undennay way. but no, thing got undennay way. but no, i was i was sorry . thing got undennay way. but no, i was i was sorry. i'm sorry. i'll be honest. i'm sorry to see suella go. yeah, i think she's a highly intelligent. she's a very good lawyer. and she understood the real threat that we faced with being unable to get these boats stopped. been boats stopped. and she's been very the prime of doing very much at the prime of doing all of that. so i think it it'll be a loss. >> there's no be a loss. >> there's m >> there's been no exchange of letters betwee

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 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

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's _ chapter of tory rule. suella braverman's letter - chapter of tory rule.chapter of tory rule. suella braverman's letter isjust l chapter of tory rule. suella l braverman's letter is just 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 t

benjamin take suella for prime take note suella for prime minister.sorry about that, john. apologies >> i do apologise. >> i do apologise. >> paul says, loving the saturday five love. all the views left, right and centre , views left, right and centre, but love a caramac even more. benjamin is awesome. oh wow . benjamin is awesome. oh wow. >> this is. something's changing . how much you been paid? >> time for our next guest. albie. >> we are being joined by the legendary comedian bobby davro to be discussing tonight's main issue. of course, bobby, which issue. of course, bobby, which is our colleague nigel farage, is our colleague nigel farage, is rumoured to be going into the celebrity , i'm a celebrity. get celebrity, i'm a celebrity. get me out of here. i'm wondering, have you have you have you ever been asked to go on? well think. >> many years ago i was asked but can't because i'm an arachnophobe . i'm terrified of arachnophobe. i'm terrified of spiders . so if you want to see spiders. so if you want to see me terrified, you'd see me on that. i'l

benjamin take suella for prime take note suella for prime minister.that, john. apologies >> i do apologise. >> i do apologise. >> paul says, loving the saturday five love. all the views left, right and centre , views left, right and centre, but love a caramac even more. benjamin is awesome . oh wow . benjamin is awesome. oh wow. >> this is. something's changing . how much you been paid? >> time for our next guest. albie. >> we are being joined by the legendary comedian bobby davro to be discussing tonight's main issue. of course, bobby, which issue. of course, bobby, which is our colleague nigel farage, is our colleague nigel farage, is rumoured to be going into the celebrity , i'm a celebrity. get celebrity, i'm a celebrity. get me out of here. i'm wondering, have you have you have you ever been asked to go on? well think. >> many years ago i was asked but can't because i'm an arachnophobe . i'm terrified of arachnophobe. i'm terrified of spiders . so if arachnophobe. i'm terrified of spiders. so if you arachnophobe. i'm terrified of spiders . so if

suella braverman already. >> suella grant shapps >> it went suella grant shapps suella don't know ifhis sort of ping we're sort of in this sort of ping politics, but ping pong of politics, but i suppose other in the suppose one other name in the mix, we're really speculating mix, if we're really speculating that the home secretary could lose job which is lose her job today, which is only speculation, should only speculation, we should hasten add, course hasten to add, is of course priti patel , who's hasten to add, is of course priti patel, who's appearing before the covid inquiry today. yeah that's right. >> the mp for witham. she's, of course giving her evidence to the covid inquiry and certainly she is giving interviews to gb news. she's talking outside of the or her old area of politics, which just crime and which was just crime and punishment trying to i think punishment and trying to i think i think it she won't tell i think i read it she won't tell me this, i'm looking at her me this, but i'm looking at her as observer of politics for as an observer of politics for many someon