British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak doesn’t have broad shoulders for anatomical reasons, while Suella Braverman’s habit means that she often sits a bit dourly and hunched over. That gives you a nice picture of what happened in Westminster this week on Wednesday, which was mainly about the two, Sunak and Braverman. Suella Braverman takes her place at the Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons on Wednesday afternoon, where she belongs according to her job description: next to Sunak, on the front bench. She is the British Home Secretary, making her one of the front row seats in the Westminster hierarchy. They sit further back backbencher, the ordinary deputies who have less power. Actually.
In the criticism: Great Britain’s Home Secretary Braverman – Politics
