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Suella Braverman today warned the Tories are 'heading for a defeat' at the general election as she reiterated her demand for Rishi Sunak to 'change course'.
The former home secretary, who was sacked by Mr Sunak in November, urged the Prime Minister to 'improve the offer' to British voters before they go to the polls.
Mrs Braverman called for further tax cuts, a greater clampdown on migration, and fresh measures on national security, social cohesion and extremism.
She claimed Mr Sunak's current approach in all these areas was 'insufficient'.
The ex-Cabinet minister is regularly touted as a possible replacement for Mr Sunak as Tory leader.
But, speaking to LBC Radio, Mrs Braverman ruled herself out of a leadership bid for the time being.
Suella Braverman warned the Tories are 'heading for a defeat' at the general election as she reiterated her demand for Rishi Sunak to 'change course'
The former home secretary, who was sacked by Mr Sunak in November, urged the Prime Minister to 'improve the offer' to British voters before they go to the polls
The latest Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll showed Reform UK were supported by 15% of voters. This compared to Labour on 44%, the Tories on 21%, and Lib Dems on 10%
'I'm not thinking about any kind of leadership campaign,' the Fareham MP said. 'Rishi Sunak is our PM, I fully expect him to lead us into the
