Barrister who told judges to stay out of politics appointed Attorney General
(World News UK)

A barrister who said the courts should stay out of politics has been appointed as the Government´s most senior lawyer amid Boris Johnson´s growing battle with the judiciary. Suella Braverman has joined the Cabinet as Attorney General after Geoffrey Cox was axed from the role. The 39-year-old studied law at Cambridge University, the Sorbonne and New York City, according to her website. During her 10 years as a barrister she represented the Government on the Attorney General´s Treasury Panel and also defended the Home Secretary in immigration cases, the Parole Board in challenges from prisoners and the Ministry of Defence in...