Sunak Defends Home Secretary Amid Cabinet Meltdown
Chaos ensues as Rishi Sunak refuses to bow to pressure and sack Suella Braverman, the Home Secretary, following her explosive allegations that the Metropolitan Police are "playing favourites" during the pro-Palestine march.
No. 10 Backs Braverman
A spokesperson for No. 10 reaffirmed the Prime Minister's "full confidence" in Suella Braverman, as calls for her resignation grow.
Cabinet Row Erupts
Braverman's accusations against the Metropolitan Police have caused a rift within the government, with ministers divided over her actions.
Mounting Pressure on Sunak
Rishi Sunak faces intense pressure from his own team to dismiss Braverman for defying orders and making inflammatory remarks ahead of Armistice Day.
Labour Calls for Braverman's Resignation
The Labour Party demands the controversial Home Secretary step down, while former chief inspector of constabulary Tom Winsor accuses her of crossing the line.
"She is Our Hope"
Despite criticism, Braverman's supporters within Parliament rally behind her, declaring their unwavering support.
Braverman's Controversial Claims
Suella Braverman accuses the Metropolitan Police of bias, claiming they are harsher on right-wing protestors than on "politically-connected minority groups favored by the left."
No. 10 Investigates the Matter
Downing Street states that they will examine the details of the matter before providing further updates.
Unapproved Article Sparks Fury
Braverman's op-ed in The Times, which criticizes the police, is published without the Prime Minister's approval, angering Westminster insiders and potentially violating the ministerial code.
Double Standards Alleged
In her article, Braverman questions why right-wing protestors face strict responses while pro-Palestinian demonstrators engaging in similar behavior are largely ignored.
