Suella Braverman

I have told you that I don't consider myself to be white.

I think that there is an English group of people, a Welsh group of people, and there are Scottish people, and we all unite under a unifying idea of Britishness.

People can call themselves whatever they want.

I myself do not call myself English because I am British Asian.

The Government’s response to the arrival of small boats has been frankly pathetic.

People in my Hampshire constituency are terrified, they are furious and they are desperate – they are not far-right racists.

If I fail to deliver this promise, I will take responsibility, and I will resign.

I will scrap the cap on homegrown British doctors.

I will scrap all interest payments on student loans for British nurses, so that those young Brits who want to work in our NHS, will be able to do it.

Whether it’s gender studies, whether it’s golf course studies, I think I’ve seen there’s not a necessity. There’s not a value in many of these degrees.

There's not a necessity, there's not a value in many of these degrees.

We're firing the starting gun on unleashing a technical and vocational renaissance of homegrown skills.

The Government and EHRC now have no excuse in not enforcing and upholding the law.

We do understand that hotels themselves can impact community tensions, and whilst people have a right to protest peacefully, nobody has the right to intimidate communities or vulnerable families.

Nobody has the right to intimidate vulnerable families

Attempts to be anti-racist have institutionalised anti-white racism. A whole swathe of the population is now excluded from opportunities by those preaching inclusion.

Inequality has been embedded in our society precisely because of attempts to create equality.

The tragic murder of Henry Nowak has to be a wake-up call that white people were told by the police to be treated differently to non-white people, and saying that is not divisive.

I believe that white people are treated more unfairly than non-white people.