Newly-jobless former Home Secretary is rumoured to be launching her own bid to lead the Conservative Party and possibly the country – but Artificial Intelligence has claimed that it could end badly for . . . well, everyone.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sacked Suella Braverman earlier today, as part of a ministerial reshuffle to "strengthen his team in government to deliver long-term decisions for a brighter future." Having found herself at the centre of a number of controversies over the years, leaving Brits fuming over a number of her cut-throat policies and bizarre comments over homelessness, she was replaced by James Cleverly who was later replaced as Foreign Secretary by ex-Prime Minister David Cameron.
And since being booted from her role this morning, several sources have claimed that she is now pondering mounting her own bid to lead the party either going into the next election, or after it should the Labour Party win.
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But when asked by the Daily Star how a Braverman premiership look, Google's AI-powered large language chatbot Bard did not have much praise for the controversial 43-year-old, with four very specific areas proving her downfall – labour shortages, a rise in stop and search, decline in human rights protections and chaos for British business.
Bard said: ”Her policies and views are likely to be divisive, and she could higher prices for goods and services, while (stop and search) could disproportionately affect minority groups. A decline in human rights protections could lead to abuses of power by the government, while uncertainty and legal challenges for British businesses could damage the UK economy.
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“If you are concerned about human rights, equality, and economic stability, then you may be more likely to oppose her policies.”
Braverman's only comments since being sacked are that she would have “more to say in due course” and that the role was an “honour” – she did not comment on her future. However, Bard also picked out the five main focuses of Braverman's tenure as PM, claiming that they would have a “significant impact” on the UK.
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The policies Bard things she would focus on are:
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A reduction in immigration levels, potentially through the introduction of stricter quotas or visa requirements.
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An increase in police funding and powers, with a focus on tackling crime and anti-social behaviour.
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A departure from the European Convention on Human Rights, which has been criticized by some for its perceived interference in British law.
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A withdrawal from the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice, which has been criticized for its role in upholding EU law in the UK.
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A renegotiation of the UK's trading relationship with the EU, with a focus on securing a more favourable deal for British businesses.
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