The Latest Breaking News from ECHR

The Council of Europe’s secretary general Alain Berset told the BBC he was open to engage on migration issues over the treaty.

The European Convention on Human Rights was first signed on November 4 1950 and came into force on September 3 1953.

For 20 years, populists have been blaming the ECHR for endangering Britain by offering basic protections to immigrants, says author Daniel Trilling

Prime minister Keir Starmer urged to make positive case for ECHR after Kemi Badenoch pledged a Tory government would leave the treaty

Katie Lam spoke ‘imprecisely’ in stating large number of people would ‘need to go home’, says Conservative leader

Nige suffers through lacklustre PMQs to seize the spotlight with drive-by demand to get further away from Europe

MPs could be heard shouting over Nigel Farage as the motion was debated in the Commons chamber.

Former French prime minister François Fillon has lost his final legal appeal over a fake jobs scandal that destroyed his 2017 presidential run.

Withdrawing the UK from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), once a fringe idea, has become a defining issue for political parties. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, who previously opposed leaving, has now said the Conservatives will take the UK out of the convention if they win an election.

The Conservative leader said members were ‘thrilled’ with the policies put forward in Manchester.

Her claim came as Reform UK unveiled a steady stream of councillors defecting from the Conservatives on Tuesday