Suella Braverman

Boris Johnson Can Fudge His Brexit Bill, But He Can’t Fudge Covid’s Rise

With the Brexit legislation row defused, will the PM focus more on the virus?
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Government Cites Gina Miller Case To Defend Breaching Own Brexit Deal

EU demands Boris Johnson drop laws that would breach his own “oven ready” deal – or risk collapse of trade negotiations.
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'Dominic Cummings Must Be Sacked' Petition Gets More Than 1m Signatures

Durham Police said Boris Johnson's top adviser "might" have breached lockdown rules during trip to the north-east.
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Anger As Grenfell Inquiry Corporate Witnesses Protected From Prosecution

Survivors say they will "not settle for less" than criminal action after decision by Attorney General Suella Braverman.
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Politicians Who Use Anti-Semitic Phrases Like 'Cultural Marxism' Have A Duty To Explain Why

The phrase has roots in social theory but more often than not is now code for a Jewish conspiracy – those like Suella Braverman must choose their words more wisely
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Senior Eurosceptics Claim Brexit Delay May Be Unlawful In Letter To PM

Lawyers have "serious legal objections", Brexiteers tell May.
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We Don't Need More Time On Brexit, We Need Firmer, Resolute Decision-Making

Kicking the can down the road with an extension to Article 50 will only lead to more corrosive uncertainty and disruption
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Sunday Shows Round-Up: Tory 'Jitters' Over Theresa May But No 'Magic King Over The Water'

Dominic Raab, Keir Starmer, Suella Braverman and Robert Halfon hit the TV studios.
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Brexit Minister Urged To 'Urgently' Distance Herself From Hard-Line 'Leave Means Leave' Group

She remains listed as a supporter of the group that branded May’s Chequers plan a 'massive fraud'.
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Brexit Group Backed By Nigel Farage Has Named Only Two Women Supporters – And 44 Men

Leave Means Leave also has just one non-white official backer.
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