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Braverman quits the Conservatives after 30 years to sit as a Reform lawmaker in southern England, signaling a major party shift.
The defection positions Reform UK as a rising voice in a volatile political landscape ahead of local elections.
Britain is viewed as broken and overrun by migrants, aligning Braverman with Reform's hard-right immigration stance.

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Braverman defects to Reform UK, becoming the third sitting Conservative MP to switch sides in about a week.
Braverman follows prior defections by Robert Jenrick and Andrew Rosindell, expanding Reform UK’s MPs to eight.
Farage introduced Braverman at a London Reform event, linking the defection to the party’s Veterans for Reform launch.
Braverman criticised past Conservative governments and cited immigration and national strength in her speech.
The defection is likely to worry some in Reform, given Braverman’s past sacking and legal controversies.
Labour and Liberal Democrats criticized the move, arguing Reform attracted Tory figures with controversial records.
Braverman stated she would detail her reasons for leaving the Tories later in the day at the Reform event.
Reform UK positioned as a reform-focused party seeking to redefine Britain’s political trajectory.
Braverman framed the move as a return ‘home’ and a response to national issues like immigration and public services.

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Braverman joins Reform UK, becoming Nigel Farage's latest Tory defector amid a reshuffle of Reform's ranks.
She told a London rally that Britain is broken and the country stands weak and humiliated on the world stage.
Braverman accused the Conservative Party of lacking courage, backbone, and resolve.
Her defection follows other Conservative departures, signaling Reform's effort to recruit senior Tory figures.
The move drew mixed reactions, with Labour and Liberal Democrats criticizing Farage's recruitment.
Braverman faced prior controversies, including a resignation over sharing confidential documents on a private email.
She later returned to Cabinet under Rishi Sunak before a separate sacking over comments about police chiefs.
Braverman had previously called homelessness a 'lifestyle choice' and supported deportation flights to Rwanda.
Reform's stance includes hardline immigration policies and critique of public services under current governance.
The coverage notes Braverman's phrases that align with Reform's branding as a 'rebrand' of the Conservatives.

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