headline: Suella Braverman: A quick guide to the home secretary
text: Suella Braverman has been reappointed to the job of home secretary by Rishi Sunak. Here's what you need to know about her.
  She was appointed home secretary, responsible for overseeing UK borders and policing, in September when Liz Truss became the new prime minister. She then resigned after sending an official document from her personal email, which was against the rules. She criticised the government saying it had "broken key pledges that were promised to voters".
  Suella, short for Sue-Ellen, married Rael Braverman at the House of Commons in 2018 and their children George and Gabriella were born in 2019 and 2021. 
  Born in Harrow, north-west London she grew up in nearby Wembley with her parents who come from Kenya and Mauritius. Her mum was an NHS nurse and Tory councillor who also ran to become an MP.
  When the first flight was grounded by the European court of human rights she said the decision was "unacceptable".
  She worked as a junior Brexit minister but quit in protest of Theresa May's EU deal. A qualified barrister, she was made attorney general - the government's chief legal advisor - by Boris Johnson in 2020.
  During the summer, she pledged to cut taxes and stand up to "woke rubbish" but was voted out in the second round.
  When she became an MP she took her oath of office on the book of Buddhist scripture Dhammapada.