Suella Braverman's tenure as the UK Home Secretary was marked by several controversies, leading to her eventual dismissal.
Key issues included an inflammatory article in The Times accusing the Metropolitan Police of bias, her previous resignation and reinstatement over a security breach, and her divisive comments on homelessness, transgender issues, and immigration.
Braverman's hardline stance on immigration, particularly her support for deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda and her use of terms like 'invasion' to describe refugees, drew widespread criticism.
These incidents, combined with her often provocative public statements, made her one of the most polarizing figures in UK politics, ultimately leading to her removal from office.