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Named after Sue Ellen Ewing, the leading female character in the 1980s US television drama Dallas, who was largely defined by her turbulent personal life and struggles with alcohol, Braverman shortened her name after teachers started to call her Suella.

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While any suggestion of health benefits of consuming alcohol is always a bit of a minefield, can I be the first of 1,057 people to point out to Herbal Vegan Wellness Trope Fiver ( yesterday’s Fiver) that beer contains antioxidants and, thanks to developments in the world of finings, often vegan-friendly. This tends to be drinks from smaller producers, the sort of thing Weird Uncle Fiver gets angry about because he claims they don’t taste any different to the more familiar Tin available in lots of pubs, but I don’t think he gives enough credit to the damage done to his tastebuds by the number of cigarettes he smokes” – Ed Taylor (and no others). Plans within the internal markets bill for the UK to break international law by unilaterally amending the Brexit withdrawal agreement under Boris Johson was not Braverman’s idea. However, as attorney general she was condemned by some lawyers for enthusiastically defending it – and did not win friends in Labour for calling the opposition MP Ellie Reeves “emotional” in a Commons debate. Her Rwanda ‘dream’ Also feel free to share this hoodie with your friends on social media, for no reason other than it will make us happy! More funny and satirical T-shirts and Hoodies from NewsThump Also feel free to share this t-shirt with your friends on social media, for no reason other than it will make us happy! More funny and satirical T-shirts from NewsThump Braverman warned against 'inflammatory language' after claiming 100m want to come to the UK – video

Yet there is a suspicion that this might be just what Just Stop Oil want – because another significant part of their strategy is to end up in prison – “so they give the legal system and the carceral regime so many activists to deal with, that it ends up clogged up and ceases to function properly”, says Damien. Whether young activists can truly comprehend the threat a conviction would have to their future is unclear – but Damien isn’t sure that this will deter them: “They would probably turn around and say, ‘Well, we don’t feel like we have a future if climate change progresses in the way that we’re expecting’.” Another notable row came when Braverman referred to the arrival of asylum seekers in small boats from across the Channel as “the invasion on our southern coast”. This prompted not just condemnation from migration charities, but a direct challenge in person from Joan Salter, an 83-year-old survivor of the Holocaust, who told Braverman such language was reminiscent of rhetoric the Nazis used to justify murdering her family. If you like satirical, funny and topical clothing, including this Member of the Guardian-reading Tofu-eating Wokerati Hoodie, then we have some good news for you. We have a range of other T-shirts available, and we’re constantly adding to the collection to release new Tees as the news breaks. See the full collection here. Material: 80% ringspun cotton/20% polyester, with the words “Member of the Guardian-reading Tofu-eating Wokerati” in bold white text.Voting record Always Conservative, except in 2017 when he abstained as he couldn’t vote for Theresa May. Richard describes his views as “very right wing”. Leave in the EU referendum In Malton town centre, tofuphobes were thin on the ground. The Purple Carrot, a vegetarian cafe, was doing a roaring trade, with its owner, Kate Zaleska, saying that many of her customers probably didn’t even realise she was feeding them tofu, as a binder in her quiches and cheese cakes. “Tofu is not woke. As an ingredient it’s probably older than almost anything else,” she said. When Just Stop Oil protesters climbed on top of the M25 Dartford Crossing for the second day running, the bridge had to be closed again – causing rush hour chaos. This extremely dangerous action sent a message to the country: Just Stop Oil are serious and they have no intention of stopping until their demands are met. If you need some recommendations on what to watch tonight, Martin Belam has put together a comprehensive list of the BBC’s greatest cult classics. Nimo Also under Truss, Braverman made perhaps her most lasting contribution to the political lexicon in responding to environmental protests. These were the fault of, she told the Commons, “the coalition of chaos – it’s the Guardian-reading, tofu-eating wokerati”, words that some opponents immediately adopted as a badge of honour. Being ousted as home secretary

While she threw herself into a career as a barrister, practising in the UK and the US, and passing the New York bar exam, Braverman was also set on politics, unsuccessfully fighting the solid Labour seat of Leicester East in 2005. She then took advantage of a European Union scheme for overseas study, no longer available to UK students since Brexit, spending two years in France studying at the Sorbonne, gaining a love of French language and culture. Braverman’s statement that there was an ‘invasion on our southern coast’ prompted condemnation from migration charities. Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA The ‘invasion’ of small boats Ifrah I was a bit apprehensive, but as soon as Richard came through the door he had a relaxed, chilled attitude. He was wearing shorts with a shirt and tie, which threw me a bit, but he was making it work.Controversy was never far away. In 2019, after Braverman had resigned from May’s government in protest at its Brexit plans, she was criticised by Jewish groups for using “cultural Marxism” in a speech, a term linked to a conspiracy theory often associated with the far right and antisemitism. Due to variations of light and color settings of computer/personal device screens, colors may appear slightly different from photographic images.