Far right protester Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, leads protesters through the streets of Chinatown where they scuffled with police amid heightened tensions over a pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day.
Suella Braverman seemed to revel in the discord she sowed as Home Secretary, both inside and outside the Conservative Party.
Mrs Braverman claimed in a newspaper article that Scotland Yard was 'playing favourites' and guilty of double standards when policing protests from the left and the right, which was not cleared by No10. Labour claimed she had 'deliberately inflamed tensions' around Remembrance weekend and made the police's job harder by attacking them
But MPs suggested she may not be as popular as she thinks. One Tory backbencher suggested to MailOnline that her core support comprised around 10 MPs, while 'everyone else recognises she's a liability to the party and to the PM personally'. But her daughter had - and still has - eyes on leading the party after a series of hardline interventions that have bitterly divided the Tories and pose a tantalising glimpse of where it could go politically if it loses power to Keir Starmer's Labour.
In a piece for the The Times, she also risked enraging the DUP by comparing the situation to protestant marches in Northern Ireland, saying the Gaza ceasefire demo included 'Islamists' who were 'asserting primacy' and could be linked to terrorism.A Home Secretary publicly attacking operational decisions by the Met chief is extremely rare, and a former inspector of constabulary warned it 'crossed the line'.
That followed a speech on immigration and the state of the country that led to a standing ovation at the Conservative Party conference in September. In another crowd-pleasing announcement, Ms Braverman - who was greeted by a standing ovation in the hall in Manchester, vowed that sex offenders will no longer be able to change their name or gender to evade monitoring, while foreign offenders will be 'booted out' of Britain at the earliest opportunity.
But in comments likely to cause controversy she accused her opponents of being elitist, with 'luxury views', adding: 'They like open borders. The migrants coming in won't be taking their jobs. In fact, they are more likely to have them mowing their lawns or cleaning their homes. Outside politics, Mrs Braverman has two children with her husband Rael, whom she married at the House of Commons in 2018.The Triratna order, formerly one of Buddhism's largest sects in the UK, has been the subject of historic sexual abuse allegations.
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