Keir Starmer has said Tory Home Secretary Suella Braverman should quit if found to have breached the ministerial code by asking civil servants to arrange a private speed awareness course for her.
Braverman allegedly requested help from officials to arrange a one-to-one course instead of taking penalty points to avoid the public learning that she had been caught speeding.
Motorists caught speeding are usually put on a group awareness course. But Braverman reportedly did not want to do this as other members on the course may have told the press.
