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UNCOVERED: 21 | History Defined

Suella Braverman sacked in Cabinet reshuffle

Ex-PM is Foreign Secretary in the Lords but Sunak risks wrath of the Tory Right

Evening Standard

PM seeks clampdown on protests as pressure grows to sack Home Secretary

Rishi Sunak is reportedly planning to strengthen the police’s hand on protests after violence on Armistice Day which some have blamed on Suella…

The National (Scotland)

Sunak seeks clampdown on protests as pressure grows to sack Braverman

The Prime Minister is reportedly seeking to tighten the laws to make it easier to ban pro-Palestinian marches.

The Independent UK

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I’m not sure I feel comfortable pinning a poppy to my cagoule this year

The far right have coopted the flower for their own cynical ends, but I still want to remember the war dead

The Guardian - UK

PM condemns ‘wholly unacceptable’ violence of far-right and ‘Hamas sympathisers’

Rishi Sunak said he will meet Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley in the coming days to discuss the criminality seen on Armistice Day.

The Independent UK

Pro-Palestine march route: Saturday’s Armistice Day protest in London mapped

Metropolitan Police urges activists to postpone demonstration over potential clash with Armistice Day services

The Independent UK

Pro-Palestine protesters assemble in London as police jostle with far-right groups

Organisers say rally on Armistice Day could be one of the largest political marches in British history

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‘He will not be bullied’: Met chief Mark Rowley not afraid to stand his ground

Force’s commissioner has risked it all before – and now his job is on the line for rejecting demands to ban pro-Palestine march

The Guardian - UK

Home Secretary under fire ahead of Armistice Day pro-Palestine protest

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected take to the streets of London for the march, which coincides with Armistice Day.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak faces Tory civil war as he holds off sacking Suella Braverman

Home secretary’s allies claim over 50 MPs are backing her but moderate Tories say PM must take action

The Guardian - UK

Braverman gives police ‘full backing’ after widely-criticised claim of bias

The Home Secretary met Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley ahead of a pro-Palestinian march planned for Saturday, Armistice Day.

The Independent UK

Met investigating deepfake video of Sadiq Khan shared by far-right groups

In the fake video the London Mayor suggests Remembrance Day should be moved to avoid clashing with pro-Gaza protests

Evening Standard

Met officer sacked for making racist comments to colleague while off duty

Former PC Luke Hunt made the comments after a social event and while off duty

Evening Standard

Terror police probe fake video of Sadiq Khan spread online by far-right group

The video of the London Mayor comes amid an extraordinary row over a major pro-Palestine march coinciding with Armistice Day

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Pro-Palestine march will be one of UK’s biggest ever protests, organisers predict

Police to put tight controls on protesters’ movements with hundreds of thousands expected at event on Armistice Day

Evening Standard

Counter protesters to pro-Palestine march will be allowed around Cenotaph, Met Police say

Senior officer says counter-protesters can gather near monument as force 'don't anticipate any disorder' from group

The Independent UK

Pro-Palestine march route: Saturday’s Armistice Day protest in London mapped

Metropolitan Police urges activists to postpone demonstration over potential clash with Armistice Day services

Evening Standard

Police chief defends right to operational independence amid protest 'bias' row

One of the UK’s most senior police officers has spoken out to defend force chiefs’ rights to make independent operational decisions amid intense political pressure linked to Armistice weekend protests.

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The Independent UK

Inside police operation to tackle Armistice Day protests as 1,000 extra officers drafted in

Officers from every region have answered calls to help during Saturday’s rally

The Independent UK

Police chief defends right to operational independence amid protest row

Head of the National Police Chiefs’ Council Gavin Stephens said forces must be allowed to take difficult decisions impartially.

Evening Standard

Suella Braverman’s future thrown into doubt over police 'bias' storm

Home Secretary defied the Prime Minister by accusing police of ‘playing favourites’ with Palestine protesters

The Guardian - UK

Why is doubt being cast on Suella Braverman’s future as home secretary?

As cabinet minister remains in post, we look at how she has found herself apparently at odds with Rishi Sunak

The Guardian - UK

A home secretary actively undermining public order feels like a dangerous step into Trump territory

Suella Braverman is trying to import the worst of the US right. This inflammatory rhetoric has no place in Britain, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Independent UK

Sunak under pressure after Braverman defied No10 with Met criticism comments

The Home Secretary defied the Prime Minister by writing an explosive article accusing police of ‘playing favourites’ with pro-Palestinian protesters.

The Conversation

Suella Braverman: why the home secretary can't force the police to cancel a pro-Palestine march

The UK home secretary, Suella Braverman, has reached new heights with her criticism of the Metropolitan police over its handling of pro-Palestinian marches. In an op-ed for the Times, reportedly not cleared by Number 10, Braverman accused police of a double standard, treating left-wing marches more leniently than right-wing ones.

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