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Yesterday, the Lib Dem Leader Reddavy came into our newsagents HQ

and started talking about Leakey Sue, Suella Braverman.

We raised a sceptical, quizzical eyebrow as to where that nickname had come from

and what evidence he had for it.

It turns out the evidence came from the Conservative Party chairman, recently sacked, himself.

Listen to Jake Berry on Talk TV last night.

On Asuela Braveman, though, you were there in the government, in the bunker at the end when she was fired.

Was it right that she came back?

Well, six days is a long time in politics.

It's for the new Prime Minister.

And he must be free to appoint whoever he wants.

But look, what I would say is, from my own knowledge, there were multiple breaches of the Ministerial Code.

In fact, from multiple beaches of the ministerial code. In fact, multiple

beaches of the ministerial code. It was sent from a private email address to another

member of Parliament. She then sought to copy of that individual's wife and accidentally sent it to a

staffer in Parliament. To me, that seems a really serious breach, especially when it was

documents relating to cyber security, as I believe. That seems a really serious breach, especially when it was documents relating to cyber security, as I believe.

That seems a really serious breach.

The Cabinet Secretary had his say at the time.

I doubt he's changed his mind in the last six days, but that's a matter for the new prime minister.

And did she hold her hands up to it in that meeting?

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