![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/leaky-suella-bravermans-five-bombshell-confessions-beg-new-security-questions/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_FILE-PHOTO-Britains-new-cabinet-meeting-at-Number-10-Downing-Street-London.jpg&description=Suella Braverman has issued a seven-page dossier clarifying the security breach that got her sacked - but as Political Editor John Stevens writes, it opens up new questions of the Home SecretarySuella 'Leaky Sue' Braverman outside Downing Street Suella Braverman has said she is "sorry for the errors of judgment" after she was forced to make an extraordinary series of bombshell admissions about her carelessness with confidential government papers. The Home Secretary, who has been dubbed 'Leaky Sue', revealed she had repeatedly used her personal mobile phone for official government business. She also confirmed that it took her more than four hours to report a security breach when she accidentally emailed the wrong person with sensitive migration plans. Mrs Braverman faced up in a letter to the chair of the Commons home affairs committee following a government investigation into her conduct. Rishi Sunak is under pressure over his decision last week to reappoint Mrs Braverman as Home Secretary just six days after she had been forced to quit for breaching the ministerial code. Here are five bombshells from her latest letter... 1: She sent confidential migration plan to backbench pal before Cabinet agreement. Ministers drew up a blueprint for how they could relax rules on immigration to boost the economy. Before the proposals had even been agreed by the Cabinet, Mrs Braverman sent them to Tory MP Sir John Hayes, who had helped run her failed leadership in the summer. She admits it was a breach of the ministerial code to send them to a backbench MP. Before the proposals had even been agreed by the Cabinet, Mrs Braverman sent them to Tory MP Sir John Hayes ( Getty Images) 2: She used her personal mobile for work as she didn't keep her official phone on her. Mrs Braverman says she asked one of her aides to forward the migration plan to her personal Gmail account as she travelled to the Home Office in her chauffeur-driven car. 'I did not have my departmental phone (and theref){kind=link}
Suella Braverman has issued a seven-page dossier clarifying the security breach that got her sacked – but as Political Editor John Stevens writes, it opens up new questions of the Home Secretary
Suella Braverman has said she is “sorry for the errors of judgment” after she was forced to make an extraordinary series of bombshell admissions about her carelessness with confidential government papers.
The Home Secretary, who has been dubbed “Leaky Sue”, revealed she had repeatedly used her personal mobile phone for official government business.
She also confirmed that it took her more than four hours to report a security breach when she accidentally emailed the wrong person with sensitive migration plans.
Mrs Braverman faced up in a letter to the chair of the Commons home affairs committee following a government investigation into her conduct.