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Justice secretary urges overhaul of European convention on human rights
Good morning. Keir Starmer is on his way back from the G7 in Canada, and he won’t be in the Commons for PMQs, where Angela Rayner will be taking the questions instead. With the government also publishing its bill to slash sickness and disability benefits, Starmer may feel its a good day not to be around. As Pippa Crerar and Jessica Elgot report, ministers are expecting a big revolt when MPs debate the legislation, probably in early July.
There will be no statement on the bill in the Commons, but we are getting one on HS2.
If a foreign national commits a serious crime, they should expect to be removed from the country …
The European convention on human rights is one of the great achievements of postwar politics. It has endured because it has evolved. Now, it must do so again.