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Soella Braverman launches a scathing attack on the Prime Minister after he fired her as

Home Secretary and she accuses him of betraying her, tells him your plan is not working.

Hot off the back of that dramatic reshuffle, Rishi's Tunax's attention turns to a crunch

ruling on the Rwanda deportation scheme tomorrow when judges will decide if it can go ahead.

And as the Israel-Hamas conflict wages on another battle is being fought on TikTok,

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Well, here we are again, back at that old familiar place, a place that anyone sensible could have predicted after

the extraordinary events of yesterday when Rishi Sunak decided it would be a great idea to

sack Suella Brabman and hire former Prime Minister David Cameron. Yes indeed, the Tories are at war again.

And tragically, it's the thing they've been so good at in recent years. Some might say

it's the only thing they've actually been good at. Who could. Some might say it's the only thing they've

actually been good at. Who could forget those dark days of 2019 when so many Conservative

MPs refused to vote for a Brexit they never believed in? I remember them well. We sat for

hours and hours in the tent of shame on College Green, holding them all to account. Some

defected, some were later voted out, but many in the establishment

never really accepted the result of that 2016 referendum, and they still don't. Make no mistake,

this latest battle for control of the party is not just about the Ramonas, nor is it just about

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