Tory infighting grows at conference as Suella Braverman accuses MPs of 'coup'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : He tweeted: "The new Home Secretary's dog-whistle response to illegal immigration may play well at a party conference but what is needed is a mature and realistic response to a very real international problem not a childish re-write of failed UKIP soundbites." Ms Braverman also told a fringe event that she personally wanted the UK to leave the European Convention on Human Rights - contrary to Government policy.
43% : Also giving a speech was Ms Braverman, the Home Secretary, who told party loyalists migrants crossing the Channel will face a ban from claiming asylum in Britain under Government plans.
38% : he Conservatives were hit with more open divisions on the third day of its party conference as the Home Secretary accused her colleagues of a "coup" over plans to scrap the top rate of tax.
32% : Suella Braverman, the Home Secretary, suggested that Tory rebels such as Michael Gove, whose criticism was among the reasons the Government performed a humiliating U-turn on scrapping the top rate of tax, had effectively "staged a coup" against Ms Truss.

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