Prime Minister confronts challenging week due to controversies surrounding Suella Braverman and Rwanda

UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing pressure over Home Secretary Suella Braverman, who has been accused of empowering far-right activists involved in violence in London. This comes as several major issues loom for the prime minister, making it a significant week in Westminster. Reshuffling in the government is also anticipated, with suggestions that it could occur on Monday. However, reshuffles often disappoint more people than they please, so caution is expected. While a wider reshuffle has been discussed for months, recent events have brought things to a head for Braverman, who made controversial remarks about biased policing that were not sanctioned by Downing Street. Many of Braverman's ministerial colleagues are unhappy with her, which may influence Sunak's decision on whether to move her before Wednesday. Wednesday is significant because the Supreme Court will rule on whether the government can send asylum seekers arriving on small boats to East Africa. This decision has implications for the reshuffle, as Braverman represents the controversial policy. Additionally, Wednesday will see the release of the latest inflation numbers. The government is increasingly confident that it will meet its promise of halving inflation this year, which is a central promise for this calendar year. However, while it may be an achievement for the government, it does not mean the financial pressures on people will disappear. On the same day, there may be a vote on a ceasefire in Gaza, initiated by the Scottish National Party. This could put Labour in a difficult position, as there have already been resignations over the issue. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has shown no indication of changing his stance unless there are significant changes in the Middle East. Overall, it will be a critical few days for both Starmer and the prime minister.