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Conservative Conference: Most Tories 'want Sunak to stay' says former cabinet minister

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May 16, 2023

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Former Tory cabinet minister, Sir Robert Buckland, has rebuked Home Secretary Suella Braverman after she appeared to undermine the Prime Minister with a controversial speech yesterday.

Sir Robert backed the PM, telling Sky News: "The top job is filled by Rishi Sunak, and I want him and most Conservatives want him to stay in post."

He said Mr Sunak has built a "strong team" to govern with "maturity and sense", adding "now is the time for the team to work with him, to support him."

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Conservative ConferenceFormer TorySir Robert BucklandHome Secretary Suella BravermanPrime MinisterSir RobertSky News TheRishi Sunak

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