British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, attempted to stop the erosion of his government by sacking the controversial Home Minister, Suella Braverman. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has taken over the portfolio, making possible the unexpected move of appointing David Cameron, the former prime minister who called for a Brexit referendum in 2016, as head of British diplomacy.
Cameron was ultimately preyed upon by Brexit, the 2016 referendum to take the UK out of the European Union. Cameron called the referendum to calm an internal rebellion in his party. Later, he defended the vote in favor of the country’s survival and lost against all odds. Since then, British politics has been the downfall of the Tory prime minister. And Rishi Sunak is starting to be mentioned as the next victim after Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss. Five prime ministers in almost eight years.
Sunak, in his umpteenth crisis, has sacked the Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, who has been embroiled in several controversies and whose continuity in the cabinet has already been called into question by an article published last week. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly, will now handle Home Affairs issues, while former Prime Minister David Cameron will be in charge of UK diplomacy, returning to the political forefront after a period of calm.
The politician is not a deputy, which is an essential requirement for serving as the new Foreign Secretary, but there is an alternative route that involves joining the House of Lords in the near future, according to the Foreign Secretary. BBC.
Farewell Braverman
“Serving as Home Secretary has been the greatest privilege of my life,” Braverman said in his first words, after the usual parade through Downing Street in a crisis like this.
With this, they have done it Two Braverman departures at Home, since he stepped down in September 2022 from the cabinet Liz Trus after admitting that he had violated security protocols in some communications. However, just days later Sunak restored him, not without controversy, to the same portfolio, entrusting him with one of the policies, immigration, that he most passionately supports to reform the current ‘prime minister’.
Braverman has become one of the Government’s most recognizable faces and also one of its most controversial. You have used terms like “invasion” or “storm” when it comes to the arrival of migrants and refugees, with constant calls to stop the flow of boats in the English Channel and speed up deportations.
In their last few days words about people who according to him choose to live on the streets “as a lifestyle”, but especially articles published in Time and in which he faulted the Police decision not to ban a pro-Palestinian rally in London on Saturday, pointing out that officers were “more tolerant” towards these protesters than “towards other groups.”
In an unusual attack on the agencies by a senior Home Office official, he also stated that the Metropolitan Police had “ignored abuses committed by pro-Palestinian mobs” in the context of protests taking place over the past few weeks against Israeli bombing of the city . Gaza Strip.
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