Suella Braverman’s fate remains unclear as No 10 says internal inquiry ongoing – as it happpened

Home secretary Suella Braverman leaving her home this morning as pressure mounts for her to be sacked. Photograph: Nigel Howard

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Afternoon summary

• Suella Braverman appears set to remain as home secretary over a weekend of remembrance ceremonies and protests, although her fate is still deeply uncertain after Jeremy Hunt joined the ministerial voices distancing themselves from her views.

• The Metropolitan police has said that it will have up to 1,850 officers on duty this weekend, from the Met and other forces, to police the remembrance weekend events and the pro-Palestinian march taking place tomorrow. (See 3.30pm.)

• Labour figures are urging MPs not to “undermine the party in Scotland” by supporting the SNP motion demanding a ceasefire next week, the Guardian understands.

• The UK economy flatlined between July and September, compared with the previous three months, as the impact of high interest rates and inflation weighed on consumers and businesses.

Police guarding the Cenotaph in London today. Photograph: Vuk Valcic/Zuma Press Wire/Shutterstock

Updated at 4.25pm GMT

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The Daily Mirror splash is worth including before we wrap up. It has been praised by David Davis, the former Brexit secretary.

I don't often praise the @DailyMirror, but today people should look at their front page.

They have got the issue of the day exactly right. pic.twitter.com/FpHxNadRdi

— David Davis (@DavidDavisMP) November 10, 2023