Suella Braverman

The official release of letters by Downing Street between a prime minister and a resigning member of the cabinet usually offer only the sparsest glimpses of ...

Significantly shorter in length and far from gushing about Braverman’s performance as home secretary, Truss ensures that it is known the home secretary is stepping down squarely because of her breach of the ministerial code. I accept your resignation and respect the decision you have made. Saying there is “much to do” suggests she thinks Truss’s government has run out of road and is incapable of delivering on its promised priorities. Truss has recently said she takes responsibility for the chaos caused. She left herself little wriggle-room and wholly accepted the mistake. Not so with the outgoing home secretary,

Britain's Suella Braverman quit as interior minister on Wednesday, saying she had to go after she breached government rules.

"I have concerns about the direction of this government. Hunt had backed Truss's rival for the leadership, Rishi Sunak. Truss, who became prime minister on Sept.

British interior minister Suella Braverman said on Wednesday she had resigned after sending an official document from her personal email in a "technical ...

Braverman also said she had "serious concerns" about the government's commitment to honouring commitments it made to voters at the last election. "I have made a mistake, I accept responsibility; I resign," she said in letter to Prime Minister Liz Truss posted on Twitter. LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - British interior minister Suella Braverman said on Wednesday she had resigned after sending an official document from her personal email in a "technical infringement" of government rules.

The resignation of a senior minister and anger over a vote on fracking pile even more pressure on the prime minister.

It's only happening because the Truss government messed things up more badly than anyone could have imagined.. something has to give". Former Brexit minister Lord David Frost - once an ally of Ms Truss - has written a piece in the Daily Telegraph calling on the prime minister to go. Many Conservatives have spoken out against bringing back fracking but they were told that the vote was being regarded as a vote of confidence in the prime minister and government. In her resignation letter, Ms Braverman acknowledged there had been "a technical infringement of the rules", adding: "I have made a mistake; I accept responsibility: I resign." She could decide the game is up - there is no indication, yet, that she is about to do that.

Liz Truss's ill-fated tenure as British Prime Minister was engulfed in yet more chaos on Wednesday when her Home Secretary resigned seven weeks into her ...

And it will result in yet more turnover at the heart of Britain’s government. Braverman competed in the Conservative Party leadership campaign during the summer, which was eventually won by Truss. He said it to the assembled crowd,” Rees-Mogg added. “I think to characterize it as bullying is mistaken,” he said. Shocking,” he said in a tweet. “I have concerns about the direction of this government,” Braverman said. Several Conservative British lawmakers told CNN they had “reservations” that the reason for Braverman’s resignation was limited to what she outlined in her letter – sending a draft ministerial statement from her personal email – and queried that it was a resignation offense. “The business of government relies upon people accepting responsibility for their mistakes. But he didn’t say it to anyone individually. Labour lawmaker Ian Murray described it as “open warfare,” where whips were seen “screaming at Tories. Opposition Labour Party lawmaker Anna McMorrin wrote on Twitter that she saw one Conservative lawmaker “in tears” being “manhandled into the lobby to vote against our motion to continue the ban on fracking.” Truss accepted Braverman’s resignation, saying “it is important that the ministerial code is upheld, and that cabinet confidentiality is respected,” she said in a letter.

The UK newspaper front pages cover a tumultuous day in politics with accusations of bullying in the Commons and the home secretary's resignation.

The Express also highlights what it calls ‘“disgraceful” Commons scenes’ under the headline “Beyond belief! The Sun headline simply reads “Broken”. The Mail splashes with “Suella’s 90-minute shouting match with Liz”.

Suella Braverman: Suella Braverman said that she resigned from the Liz Truss government over “technical” breach of government rules. | World News.

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Suella Braverman resigning as home secretary should be a stark warning for corporate chieftains, cybersecurity expert warn.

The business of government relies upon people accepting responsibility for their mistakes. “Pretending we haven’t made mistakes, carrying on as if everyone can’t see that we have made them, and hoping that things will magically come right is not serious politics. “Personal emails over web browsers are often not as secure and are unencrypted, meaning they can be intercepted very easily. Braverman became the latest official to leave Liz Truss’ government on Wednesday, October 19. Upon his appointment, Hunt promptly tore up most of the measures announced in the mini-budget, effectively crippling Truss’ whole political platform. So why did Braverman quit as home secretary?

Suella Braverman has resigned as home secretary after sending an official document to a parliamentary colleague using her personal email. · Dear Prime Minister, · It is with the greatest regret that I am choosing to tender my resignation.

I am very grateful to all of my officials, special advisers and ministerial team for all of their help during my time as Home Secretary. In even the brief time that I have been here, it has been very clear that there is much to do, in terms of delivering on the priorities of the British people. I especially would like to pay tribute to the heroic policemen and women and all those who work at Border Force and in our security services. You oversaw the largest ever ceremonial policing operation, when thousands of officers were deployed from forces across the United Kingdom to ensure the safety of the Royal Family and all those who gathered in mourning for Her Late Majesty The Queen. I have concerns about the direction of this government. As Home Secretary I hold myself to the highest standards and my resignation is the right thing to do.

How stinging to be called unserious by a Home Secretary who spent her time drivelling on about “the tofu-eating wokerati”.

Anyway, her “concerns about the direction of this government” are meant to tell us two things. The punctuation is crying foul, the very syntax screams “it’s a stitch-up!”. Braverman, now a saint of political decorum headed for a better place, hymns her own integrity in choosing to resign because “the business of government relies upon people accepting responsibility for their mistakes”. This is in contrast to those who, of late, have gone about “pretending we haven’t made mistakes, carrying on as if everyone can’t see that we have made them, and hoping that things will magically come right”. In so doing, she implies that other forces and motivations were behind her fall, calling to mind the dread hand of As she runs through the official reason for her resignation, “I sent an official document from my personal email”, stray adverbs and excuses pile up in mitigation.

With a humiliating admission and a show of defiance, she has left Liz Truss even deeper in the mire, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle.

It is an ungovernable party that is more than ever unable to govern the country. But there is clearly more to it than that. It is a show of defiance from a massively assertive but profoundly unproven minister with her own Truss-like level of self-deceiving ambition. She departs with the Channel boats unstopped, the suspects unsearched and the Guardian readers still free to walk the streets eating their tofu. She was going to solve the small boats crisis in the Channel with much tougher measures than even Priti Patel tried. Right now, though, it looks like merely par for the course in a Tory party that seems utterly chaotic, unable to govern – and further proof, if it was needed, that Liz Truss’s administration may not make it into November.