Suella Braverman thinks she's 'above the normal rules, time and time again', says Labour

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, challenged Suella Braverman in the Commons over the home secretary's claim that she did nothing wrong after receiving a speeding ticket in 2022. The Labour MP asked Braverman about the events that followed her receipt of the fine, after it was reported that she had asked her special adviser to tell journalists there was no speeding offence and to see whether civil servants could organise a one-to-one speed awareness course. The home secretary avoided the question and repeated an answer she had given to earlier questions. In response, Yvetter Cooper said it is the home secretary's job to follow the ministerial code; 'time and time again, she tries to think that she's above the normal rules' after pointing out that Braverman had broken the code before. ‘Nothing untoward happened’ over speeding fine, says Braverman No 10 refuses to endorse Braverman’s claim she did ‘nothing untoward’ in speeding row as Sunak delays making inquiry decision – live