Suella Braverman blasts letter bomb on Rishi Sunak after being sacked, says - 'You failed...'

Conservative Party MP Suella Braverman wrote a strongly worded letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Tuesday, a day after she was informally removed from the post of Britain's Home Secretary. In which he accused Rishi Sunak of "blatantly and repeatedly failing" on key policies.

Braverman wrote in his resignation letter, "During the summer leadership contest when you were rejected by the majority of party MPs for the post of Prime Minister and despite having no personal mandate to become PM, the firm assurances you gave me on key policy priorities I supported you because of that.”

Their letter said, "These priorities are reducing illegal migration, stopping small boats crossing the Channel, issuing guidelines for the Northern Ireland Protocol and implementing EU law as of a year ago, but you will see these key Each one of the policies has clearly and repeatedly failed to deliver."

Braverman accused Rishi Sunak of "betraying our agreement" and "betraying your promise to the nation", saying he would "do anything" to stop the boats. Suella Braverman was sacked as Britain's Home Secretary during Rishi Sunak's cabinet reshuffle on Monday. Former Foreign Secretary James Cleverley has taken over his role.

Braverman was fired after controversy over comments he made about sidewalk dwellers. He said in a post, "The people of Britain are kind. We will always support those who are truly homeless, but we will not let our streets be taken over by rows of tents, many of whom have come from abroad "These people live on the streets as a lifestyle choice."