Suella Braverman sacked, Rishi's reshuffle and the return of David Cameron

Yorkshire Post

Editor of The Yorkshire Post James Mitchinson reacts to the news of Suella Braverman's sacking as part of Rishi Sunak's cabinet reshuffle, and the return of David Cameron to No10.

Transcript

00:00 Good morning everybody. This is just a quick one as news breaks that Soheila

00:05 Baraveman, the Home Secretary, has been sacked by Rishi Sunak. It comes on the back

00:10 of course of her op-ed for The Times in which she used incendiary inflammatory

00:15 language regarding Israel, Gaza and essentially baited far-right groups into

00:22 the capital city where the Free Palestine Freedom March was taking place.

00:27 Now whatever your thoughts on the the Freedom March and the protest, the right

00:32 to protest in this country is a democratic right. It's a freedom that was

00:36 won through valiant sacrifice, remembered only this weekend of course, over

00:44 remembrance weekend, Remembrance Sunday, and speculation mounted over this

00:49 weekend that the Home Secretary would be relieved of her duties. The interesting

00:54 thing so far today to break isn't necessarily the sacking of Soheila

00:58 Baraveman. That was widely expected and and touted by commentators. The

01:03 interesting thing is just as I speak to you now, David Cameron has entered the

01:07 scene. He has walked through Number 10 Downing Street, presumably for a meeting

01:13 with the Prime Minister. Now wouldn't it be fascinating if David Cameron

01:18 were elevated to Home Secretary, presumably through peerage, but we get to

01:24 sort of see the detail on that. But I just wanted to break that news to

01:30 you. I'm still in my hoodie, hot from the dog walk, so we'll keep an eye on the

01:36 cabinet reshuffle. Nick Gibb I believe has also been sacked. We'll keep an eye on

01:40 the reshuffle for you. It will be live on the Yorkshire Post blog. Commentary will

01:45 come through during the course of the day. Sit tight, it's going to be a

01:49 fascinating day in politics.

Category

Transcript

Be the first to comment

Recommended