The article discusses Suella Braverman's controversial appointment as home secretary and criticizes the promotion of politicians who are not qualified for their positions.
Suella Braverman debacle on BBC News. I described her as “a glorified internet troll”, and said her behaviour was part of a wider problem of “clowns” being promoted above their ability. This includes Boris Johnson and Liz Truss as prime minister, Kwasi Kwarteng in the Treasury and Braverman in the Home Office to name just a few. The host, rightly ensuring balance, responded by saying I’m sure they would say they are “serious politicians”.
They certainly should be, because ministers make decisions that shape our lives, and mistakes can even cost our lives or those of others abroad. The problem is they are evidently not. Rishi Sunak appointed Braverman as home secretary only six days after she had been sacked by Liz Truss for breaching the ministerial code. Let that sink in for a moment: Sunak gave one of the great offices of state to someone who fell short of the standards required to serve under Liz Trus
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Suella Braverman accused of 'sowing the seeds of hatred', as pressure remains for her to resignThe home secretary toned down her use of language on the eve of Armistice Day, where she said police had her 'full backing'. Despite this, many politicians blame her for inciting clashes between the police and far-right counter-protesters.
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Sir Keir Starmer accuses Suella Braverman of 'sowing the seeds of hatred' and 'demeaning her office'...The Metropolitan Police made more than 100 arrests yesterday, the 'vast majority' far-right football hooligans who pelted officers with bottles, cans and metal fences.
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Sir Keir Starmer accuses Suella Braverman of 'sowing the seeds of hatred' and 'demeaning her office'...The Metropolitan Police made more than 100 arrests yesterday, the 'vast majority' far-right football hooligans who pelted officers with bottles, cans and metal fences.
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Adam Boulton: Why Met Police chief has a firmer grasp on liberal democracy than Suella BravermanIf one aim of the Hamas terror attack on 7 October was to spread confusion and panic among Israel and its allies they have certainly succeeded in the UK, setting the prime minister, the home secretary and the nation's chief of police at odds.
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Suella Braverman row: Cabinet minster Grant Shapps 'won't make prediction' on home secretary's futureA veteran cabinet minister has refused to say whether Suella Braverman will still be home secretary in a week's time.
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Humza Yousaf says Suella Braverman should be sacked and not allowed to resignThe First Minister said some on the far right attacked the police because of Braverman “fanning the flames of division”.
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