Key facts
- Suella Braverman stated she does not consider herself "indigenous" English due to her Asian heritage.
- An audience member told Braverman her comments reinforced racist arguments.
- Braverman refused to clearly define what makes someone English when questioned by Fiona Bruce.
- Journalist Oli Dugmore accused Braverman of holding a racist viewpoint.
- Braverman accused Dugmore of using divisive language and putting her at risk.
Foreign Secretary David Cleverly has criticized Reform MP Suella Braverman's recent remarks on English identity, which have ignited a debate on the BBC's Question Time program. Braverman, who was born in England, stated she does not consider herself "indigenous" English due to her Asian heritage, identifying instead as British-Asian.
