Monday brought us the marmalade dropper reshuffle with the return of former prime minister David Cameron. But when it comes to the fate of Rishi Sunak's government with voters, Wednesday could well prove a much more consequential moment. Politics Hub: Braverman launches scathing attack on PM Because tomorrow the Supreme Court will rule on whether the government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is lawful.
Mr Sunak hung his premiership on stopping small boats and made deportation to Rwanda the centrepiece of this immigration plan. And one person who knows the enormity of this moment is former home secretary Suella Braverman, who for the past year has been trying to work out the policy. Her incendiary post-sacking letter to Mr Sunak this evening was a pre-emptive strike against the prime minister. For all the astonishing turns of phrase in the letter, the aim of it was simple: What she was trying to do was pin any failure of the Rwandan policy on the PM, accusing him of failing to come up with a Plan B in the event the court rules against the
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