Suella Braverman

Indian-origin United Kingdom Attorney General Suella Braverman is likely to become UK Home Secretary in the Liz Truss cabinet. The Goa-origin politician and ...

In 2015, she was elected to the House of Commons as the MP for Fareham and took interest in justice, education, and home affairs. Suella Braverman is the daughter of Christie Fernandes and Uma Fernandes. Indian-origin United Kingdom Attorney General Suella Braverman is likely to become UK Home Secretary in the Liz Truss cabinet.

Liz Truss expected to make James Cleverly foreign secretary, Suella Braverman home secretary and Kwasi Kwarteng chancellor.

“I do not believe that these three appointments are going to change anything for the vast majority of people of colour in this country, particularly those of working-class backgrounds. “It’s not enough to be a Black or ethnic minority politician in this country or a cabinet member. “Suella has been an outstanding candidate who has worked her way up the party ranks from her humble beginnings in Wembley,” the statement said. “As a party we are open and keen to utilise talents from across the country. It will be key to the party’s future success.” “The new cabinet is another reminder that people from all backgrounds can go far within the Tory party,” Kasumu said.

Suella Braverman, 42, the UK Attorney General of Indian origin, will be appointed the next Home Secretary. She will replace Priti Patel in Liz Truss's ...

Braverman has previously served on the Education Select Committee, as a Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Treasury, and as a Brexit Minister. She is all set to become the third minority Home Secretary, after Priti Patel and Sajid Javid. I'm delighted that Liz Truss has been elected the leader of the Conservative Party.

Ms Braverman was the first person to publicly put herself forward to succeed Boris Johnson as leader of the Conservative Party, but failed to make it past ...

Suella Braverman has been tipped as the next home secretary. Suella Braverman tipped as next home secretary

Suella Braverman, the attorney general who controversially told UK government ministers that unilateral action on the Northern Ireland Protocol would not ...

Priti Patel, who has served in the role since 2019, formally resigned in a two-page letter to Boris Johnson yesterday, in which she said it was “vital” that her successor continued her policies, including on the removal of asylum seekers to Rwanda. During her short-lived campaign, she pledged to take the UK out of the European Convention on Human Rights after the first flight removing asylum seekers to Rwanda was halted on human rights grounds. Ms Braverman was the first person to publicly put herself forward to succeed Boris Johnson as leader of the Conservative Party, but failed to make it past the second ballot of Tory MPs.