"Stop the Jubilations - Suella Braverman has a spinning cheek"

In May 2022, then-Attorney General Suella Braverman told the Question Time hearing: "I'm a conservative because I want to keep more of your money in your pocket, not in that of the government."

The same month she filed a claim for £303.03 for gas and electricity, £270 for council tax and £21.06 for broadband - but not the second constituency house that the taxpayer might expect to pay.< /p>

No, the £594.09 she claimed in May 2022 was used to pay for her family home. Heat the water, supply the fridge, empty the bins, provide internet, in a house where the main beneficiaries of the taxpayer's largesse were her husband and two young children.