Angela Rayner pressed the government on Tuesday to clarify if Suella Braverman did tell her Home Office officials to organise a private speed awareness course during a tabled urgent question in the Commons over a potential breach of code by the home secretary.
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'How many strikes until she's is out?' Labour's deputy leader asked the Cabinet Office minister Jeremy Quin after demanding clarity on whether the home secretary asked civil servants for help with a speeding fine. In response, Quin said he would not discuss the matter and that the prime minister was gathering information before making a decision.

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