US EditionSuella Braverman’s husband quits Reform after six months
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 15 – Rael Braverman quit Reform UK after the party branded Suella Braverman and Liz Truss 'too toxic' over a costly 2022 Afghan data leak scandal involving a £7 billion secret relocation scheme.
- On Wednesday, Rael Braverman, partner of former Home Secretary Suella Braverman, said he left Reform UK 'effective immediately.'
- In the party's internal debate, a Reform source earlier this week took aim at Suella Braverman, saying `not a team player` and `too toxic`.
- A 2022 Ministry of Defence leak endangered thousands of Afghan asylum seekers, triggering the top secret Operation Rubric and costing taxpayers over £7bn.
- For Reform UK, former co-leader Ben Habib said `not surprised` about the departure, marking a blow to Nigel Farage.
- The Commons Defence Committee will set out an inquiry after the September recess, intensifying scrutiny of the Afghan data breach.
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Suella Braverman’s husband quits Reform UK just seven months after joining in blow to Farage
Rael Braverman, Suella Braverman’s husband, announced he had left Reform UK “effective immediately” yesterday. Rael defected from the Conservative Party to Reform back in December, stating at the time that it was “nice to believe in something again”. But that didn’t last long. His exit follows comments from a Reform source earlier this week claiming Suella wouldn’t be welcome in the party, stating she is “not a team player” and that she and Liz…
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A day is a long time in politics. Just 24 hours ago, the husband of former Tory Home Secretary Suella Braverman was a signed-up member of Reform UK. This morning, however, Rael Braverman announced that he has left Nigel Farage’s party – ‘effective immediately’. Life comes at you fast, eh? It comes after the party
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