Braverman criticised on Question Time over Englishness remarks

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 08:13 · Archive

Reform MP Suella Braverman faced criticism on BBC Question Time over comments about what it means to be English.

Reform MP Suella Braverman faced criticism on BBC Question Time over remarks about Englishness. She was accused of suggesting that non-white people cannot be English. A panellist challenged her on the issue, while The Mirror reports that her attempt to criticise the Conservative government over mass immigration backfired when other panellists responded.

How it is being reported

• Moment black member of Question Time audience tells Suella Braverman she is 'being racist against herself' because she says she is not EnglishDaily Mail · 2 Oct, 08:53
• Suella Braverman In Question Time Racism Row Over What It Means To Be EnglishHuffPost UK · 2 Oct, 06:48
• BBC Question Time erupts into laughter as Suella Braverman's conservative jibe backfires: 'you were in the government'The Mirror · 1 Oct, 23:59

In this story: Suella Braverman · BBC Question Time · Reform · Nigel Farage · Fiona Bruce

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