Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he hasn't spoken to the Home Secretary about her speeding fine but understands that she's 'expressed regret' for the offence and accepted the penalty
that Ms Braverman, 43, had been caught speeding last summer and opted to attend a driving awareness course rather than accept a fine and points on her licence.
When the civil servants refused, she sought help from a political aide, who requested the private course organiser provided a private session, or allowed her to use an alias or turn her camera off. The paper's sources close to the home secretary dispute that she breached the ministerial code and say the case was settled by her taking the points.Sunak investigated over rules requiring MPs to declare interests
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