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UK to review how courts interpret migrants’ rights: Starmer
LONDON: Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed in an interview aired Wednesday to review how UK courts interpret international human rights laws as he bids to curb immigration levels and deport more migrants. Starmer is battling to stem the irregular arrival of migrants in small boats across the Channel as well as the number of people coming through other regular legal channels. Both have reached record levels in recent years, helping spur anti-immigrant sentiment and the rise of Brexit champion Nigel Farage’s hard-right Reform UK party.
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upi.com
British Prime Minister Starmer calls migrant policy 'racist, immoral' - UPI.com
Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called a policy that could lead to the indefinite deportation of thousands of people from the country "racist" and "immoral."
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independent.co.uk
Don’t just focus on immigration if you want to beat Reform, Starmer warned
John Curtice tells Labour and Keir Starmer not to make the same mistake as the Conservatives
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thetimes.com
Was Starmer mistaken to brand Reform’s migrant policy racist?
The prime minister had already called Nigel Farage’s proposals immoral — and then his own home secretary announced similar plans on indefinite leave to remain
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arabnews.com
UK plans tougher rules for migrants seeking to stay in country
LONDON: Britain’s home secretary proposed strict new rules for migrants seeking to settle in the UK, as the ruling Labour party bolstered its fight against the hard right at its…
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bbc.com
PM wants to change how international law used in asylum cases
The UK needs to "look again" at how to tackle mass migration, but those genuinely fleeing persecution should still be given asylum, the PM says.
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theguardian.com
Starmer to rethink human rights law to tackle ‘Farage boats’
Prime minister blames Brexit for surge in numbers of small boat crossings but defends UK’s membership of ECHR
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Starmer announces U-turn on laws stopping asylum seeker deportations
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dailymail.co.uk
Keir Starmer warns courts MUST get tougher on asylum
Keir Starmer said there was need to 'look again' at the interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights, as well as other international treaties.
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Starmer to curb asylum seekers using human rights to avoid deportation
Prime minister announces review of ECHR in a major U-turn
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UK to review how courts interpret migrants’ rights: Starmer
LONDON: Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed in an interview aired Wednesday to review how UK courts interpret international human rights laws as he bids to curb immigration levels…
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‘Starmer is Reform-lite’: Readers voice fears over human rights law review
The Prime Minister has announced a review of ECHR in a major U-turn, with readers warning that Starmer “trying to talk tough” could undermine protections for asylum seekers
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Keir Starmer in asylum crackdown as he vows to end ‘golden ticket’ for migrants
PM will stop migrants having automatic rights to bring family members to Britain as he ramps up bid to counter threat from Reform over immigration
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Starmer insists he's getting tough on immigration as he visits Denmark
Keir Starmer is in the Danish capital - where the left-wing government has been openly creating a 'hostile environment' for new arrivals.
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Starmer pledges shake-up of asylum seekers’ family reunion rights
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There are plenty of ways to humanely control British borders. So why isn’t Keir Starmer using them? | Enver Solomon
Labour’s incoherent asylum policies are vilifying refugees. A better and more compassionate route is possible, says the Refugee Council’s Enver Solomon