We don't have blasphemy laws in England and Wales, and it's not the police's job to enforce non-existent religious blasphemy laws. — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
I was bewildered and angry that the police were siding with a political movement and subscribing to a contested idea of critical… — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
Police deserve respect, they deserve public confidence - but in too many instances that confidence has been eroded and needlessly damaged. — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
When I see police chiefs at some forces declaring that they are institutionally racist, I think they should be more concerned about… — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
I want to thank all of those civil servants, police, Border Force officers and security professionals with whom I have worked and… — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
I'm the daughter of a Kenyan Catholic father and a Mauritian Hindu mother, and I have a Jewish husband who was born in South… — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
The passage of a Bill through Parliament is a chance for members of Parliament - including government ministers - to finesse and improve the… — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
When it comes to antisemitism, I have felt for a long time that there's a double standard. — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
The optimist in me hopes for a peripeteia and a closing scene of a sovereign, global-facing, dynamic U.K. liberated from the trammels of E.U.… — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
Whether it's a break-in at your home, the theft of a car or a mugging - the criminals who are responsible should be hunted… — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
I remember election night 2019, when Boris led us to victory, and brought an end to the chaos of the post-Brexit parliament. He held together a remarkably broad coalition. He presented a clear and powerful message to the British people: 'get Brexit done.' — Suella Braverman Copy Share
I saw Brexit as the most important political decision of my life. — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
We don't have blasphemy laws in England and Wales, and it's not the police's job to enforce non-existent religious blasphemy laws. — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
In 2016, and again in 2019, the British people voted to take back control. They voted to take back control from an organisation that… — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
Democratically, we have the ability to return accountability and sovereignty to U.K. decision-makers. — Suella Braverman Copy Share Image
