Tory Whips Call for Reshuffle

Rishi Sunak is currently embroiled in an open civil war within the Tory party as whips urge Prime Minister Boris Johnson to remove Suella Braverman from the Cabinet and conduct a reshuffle. The fallout from the Home Secretary's recent article in The Times has caused tensions to rise, creating a divisive atmosphere within the party.

Controversial Claims Spark Investigation

Suella Braverman's article, which made claims about police favoritism towards left-wing activists and their handling of various demonstrations, has raised concerns within Downing Street. The Prime Minister's office is currently investigating whether the article breached the ministerial code, adding further fuel to the ongoing controversy.

Downing Street Stands By Braverman

Despite the controversy surrounding her article, Downing Street has chosen to support Suella Braverman. They have not disclosed whether she and the Prime Minister have had any contact since the article's publication, stating that they will not provide a running commentary on such matters.

Potential Reshuffle Looms

The ongoing tensions within the Tory party have raised speculation about a potential reshuffle in the near future. With Education Minister Robert Halfon refusing to comment on Braverman's future in the job, the possibility of significant changes within the Cabinet remains uncertain.

Supporters Rally Behind Braverman

On the right of the Tory party, MPs have shown strong support for Suella Braverman. They have criticized Downing Street's response to her article and have even threatened to escalate the situation in the House of Commons if she is dismissed from her position. Deputy Tory Chairman Lee Anderson praised Braverman for speaking her mind and refusing to be silenced.

Pressure Mounts on Prime Minister

Cabinet ministers and advisers have continued to put pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson regarding the ongoing controversy. With concerns about potential protests during the upcoming Remembrance services, government sources have expressed fears that Braverman's claims may be proven right, leading to a shift in the narrative.