London Mayor Sadiq Khan Commends Rishi Sunak for Action Against Suella Braverman

 Summary:


London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Chancellor Rishi Sunak share a moment of agreement.
Political Unity
London Mayor Sadiq Khan praised UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's decision to remove Suella Braverman as home secretary, stating that Sunak has "grown a backbone." Khan expressed relief at this change and criticized Braverman's recent actions, particularly undermining the police.



Background:

Reshuffle Decision:

 Rishi Sunak removed Suella Braverman as home secretary in a sudden cabinet reshuffle.

Khan's Approval:

 Sadiq Khan welcomes the decision, commending Sunak for taking action against Braverman.

Braverman's Actions: 

Khan had accused Braverman of stirring up the far-right, linking her words to violent clashes involving counter-protesters on Armistice Day.


Key Quotes:

Khan on Sunak's Decision: "It’s just great to see that the prime minister has finally grown a backbone."

Khan on Braverman: "I’ve never known a Home Secretary to undermine the police in the way she has sought to do so."


Recent Events:

Image captures clashes during Armistice Day commemorations.
Remembrance Turmoil

Clashes on Armistice Day: Braverman's remarks led to clashes, with Khan attributing them as a "direct result" of her statements.

Sunak's Condemnation: Rishi Sunak condemned violent scenes involving far-right and extremist groups during the protests.



Conclusion:

Sadiq Khan's positive response to Rishi Sunak's decision reflects his approval of the removal of Suella Braverman as home secretary, citing concerns about her actions and their impact on public order.

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