Rishi Sunak's Strong Warning
BRITAIN will quit the European court if that is what it takes to stop small boats, Rishi Sunak promised Sun readers tonight. For the first time in his premiership, the PM threatened to end the UK’s 71-year tie to the European Convention of Human Rights.
Pressure Mounts on Mr. Sunak
Pressure is mounting on Mr Sunak to grip the Channel crisis following a surge in arrivals that has already seen more than 5,000 cross from France this year. The hardline Reform Party is rising in the polls, while frustrated Sun readers bombarded us with questions for the PM about the immigration issue.
A Clear Message from the PM
Vowing to "get this thing done," Mr Sunak emphasized the importance of border security and controlling illegal migration over foreign court membership. He expressed his commitment to tackling the issue and ensuring a fair and legal immigration system for all.
Tories Pushing for ECHR Cut
His remarks will please many Tory MPs who have been calling for Britain to cut ties with the ECHR, citing concerns over national sovereignty and the court's handling of international migration issues.
Controversy Over Rwanda Policy
Mr Sunak is hoping to pass the flagship Safety of Rwanda Bill into law when MPs return from the Easter Holidays in two weeks. Peers in the House of Lords are expected to cave, despite previous delays in the bill's progress.
Labour's Criticism and Reform Party's Rise
Mr Sunak criticized Labour for lacking a plan of their own and highlighted the Reform Party's growing popularity, emphasizing the significance of the upcoming general election.
New Measures to Curb Legal Migration
As the latest measures to curb legal migration from record levels kick in, skilled workers must now earn at least £38,700 to get a visa, up from £26,200.
