INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron made a shock return to high office on Monday, becoming foreign secretary in a major shakeup of
the Conservative government that also saw the firing of divisive Home Secretary Suella Braverman.Cameron, who led the government between
2010 and 2016, was appointed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in a Cabinet shuffle in which he sacked Braverman, a divisive figure who drew
anger for accusing police of being too lenient with pro-Palestinian protesters.She was replaced by James Cleverly, who had been foreign
The last foreign secretary to serve in the Lords, rather than the elected House of Commons, was Peter Carrington, who was part of Prime
Cameron called the 2016 EU membership referendum, confident the country would vote to stay in the bloc
pro-Palestinian march by hundreds of thousands through the streets of London
Critics accused Braverman of helping to inflame tensions.Last week Braverman wrote an article for the Times of London in which she said
Supreme Court ruling on whether the policy is legal is due on Wednesday.Critics say Braverman has been building her profile to position
herself for a party leadership contest that could come if the Conservatives lose power in an election expected next year
