Suella Braverman Under Fire for Using Private Email for Government Documents

Braverman defends her actions as 'not unusual,' citing practical reasons during COVID-19 remote work.

Suella Braverman forwarded government documents to her private email at least 127 times while serving as attorney general, potentially breaching the ministerial code.
Braverman claims she used her private email to facilitate work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, arguing that it was necessary for using multiple screens.
The revelation came after an 18-month Freedom of Information inquiry, which led to a tribunal ordering the release of the information.
Braverman has faced previous controversies, including resignations over similar breaches and contentious statements about the Metropolitan Police.
The use of private emails for official business raises security concerns, with experts warning of vulnerabilities to unauthorized access and hacking.