Watch from Downing Street as Rishi Sunak’s cabinet meet for first time after reshuffle
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Watch from Downing Street as Rishi Sunak's cabinet meets on Tuesday 14 November for the first time since yesterday’s reshuffle.
The prime minister's new top team - featuring David Cameron - have been called for their first meeting after the sacking of Suella Braverman in a dramatic reshuffle that triggered anger on the Tory right.
Lord Cameron will be back around the table on Tuesday for the first time since he stood down as prime minister and quit as an MP after losing the Brexit referendum in 2016.
He admitted such a return is “not usual” but said he wants to support Mr Sunak through a “difficult job at a hard time”.
The reshuffle – launched after Mr Sunak sacked Mrs Braverman as home secretary – risked inflaming the rift in the Conservative Party.
Former minister Dame Andrea Jenkyns submitted a furious letter of no confidence in Mr Sunak to the Tory backbench 1922 Committee as a result of the decision.
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