The Battle for Suella Braverman's Career

Tory right-wing members are making a direct appeal to Chancellor Rishi Sunak, urging him not to dismiss Suella Braverman from her role as Home Secretary. Braverman has faced backlash for her criticism of the police, with some accusing her of being soft on pro Palestine mobs.

Organizing Support for Braverman

Allies of Suella Braverman are organizing a letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, expressing their support for her comments and claiming that she speaks for the majority of Brits. The Common Sense Group of Conservatives is spearheading this effort, with dozens of Tory MPs expected to sign the letter. Some MPs are also planning to speak out in Parliament this week during the King's Speech debates.

The Dilemma for Rishi Sunak

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing a difficult decision as he considers whether or not to remove Braverman from her position. However, a final decision is not expected until after Remembrance Sunday, as No10 weighs the potential backlash from right-wing members of the Tory party.

Possible Consequences

MPs have warned that they may submit "no confidence letters" if Braverman is sacked, and there is a possibility that at least one member of the government may resign in protest. Some allies of Braverman have accused Chief Whip Simon Hart of leading the campaign to oust her, while others have expressed anger at her comments.

Response to Violence and Calls for Resignation

Following Armistice Day violence in London, some politicians, including Labour London Mayor Sadiq Khan and SNP leader Humza Yousaf, have blamed Braverman for stoking division and violence. They have called for her resignation, claiming that her position is untenable.