Suella Braverman has come under fire over her speeding scandal, with Keir Starmer going so far as to suggest she resign if she has breached ministerial code.
Suella Braverman should quit if found to have breached the ministerial code, Sir Keir Starmer has said.Mrs Braverman would have avoided sitting with other motorists as she completed the punishment, had the request been granted.leader Sir Keir said her actions appear to have been ‘inappropriate’ and she should resign if she is found to have breached the ministerial code.
Sir Keir said he did not want to get ‘ahead of himself’ in calling for Mrs Braverman to resign but added: ‘I think if she’s breached the ministerial code she should go … in the end it’s the ministerial code that matters.’ Mrs Braverman will appear before MPs for a scheduled question time on Monday afternoon, where she could be challenged about her actions.supports HTML5 video
A spokesman for the Home Secretary has since said she regretted speeding and had since accepted the points and paid the fine.following his return from Japan, where he met world leaders for the G7 summit.
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