He called the Home Secretary's address a 'homophobic rant'
A heckler was ejected from Suella Braverman’s Conservative Party Conference speech. The man was escorted out by party staff and police during the Home Secretary’s speech on Tuesday after criticising her stance on gender politics. It did not impact her speech.
The speech featured heckles from the audience. “There is no such thing as gender ideology,” the man said.READ MORE: Whatever happens with HS2 the Tories have insulted Greater Manchester again - it all feels very familiar Speaking to reporters as he was led from the conference centre, he hit out at 'trash' the Home Secetary was saying about 'gender ideology'. “It is making our Conservative Party look transphobic and homophobic," PA reported him as saying.
Ms Braverman’s speech was well-attended by delegates, with most seats taken. She walked on to a small standing ovation. She left to an even larger one following the culmination of her comments.
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