Are Suella Braverman's critics right?

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🗓️ 14 April 2023

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Home Secretary, Suella Braverman has come under fire from senior Conservatives who have accused her of 'racist rhetoric', but are these accusations fair? Also on the podcast, Katy Balls takes a look at the latest deal on strikes and Natasha Feroze asks Fraser Nelson why he's against voters bringing ID for the May local elections.

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0:20.6	The Spectators' Daily Politics Podcast.
0:23.2	I'm Natasha Faroez and I'm joined by Katie Bulls and Fraser Nelson.
0:27.6	Sona Bravenman has been in the news this last couple of days because some senior
0:32.3	conservators are the co-star of racist rhetoric, especially towards British
0:36.7	Pakistanis. Katie, do you think this is a problem for Rishi Senak?
0:42.4	There's clear political problem for Rishi Senak if someone is party,
0:46.1	take great issue with his home secretary.
0:49.9	At the same time, Isla is a development which means that Sona Bravenman is in trouble.
0:56.1	She could be fighting for her career as a senior cabinet minister.
1:00.8	I'm not so sure. I think there's a few parts of this, so I think we'll
1:05.6	course and recess and parliament we'll back next week.
1:08.4	But a lot of this is looking like what conservative here,
1:11.0	Baroness Wazis has said, which is effectively that Sona Bravenman is unfit to be
1:16.4	home secretary. Now, those comments have been widely picked up.
1:20.8	There's very negative editorial in the Guardian about the home secretary,
1:25.1	but then I think you have to look at from a probably what's the perspective of
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