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May 22, 2023
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Braverman must resign
Suella Braverman must resign. Simple as that.
But then, she should have been sacked the moment the story came out in the press that she regards herself as being above the laws that she, as home secretary, is responsible for.
She MUST resign.
Posted at 04:40 PM in News & Comment | Permalink