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Badenoch: ECHR has become 'sword used to attack democratic decisions'

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Badenoch: ECHR has become 'sword used to attack democratic decisions'Kemi Badenoch has warned there is "no silver bullet" to tackle immigration, but said it is "likely" the UK should leave the ECHR.
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News video: Badenoch: UK is being 'mugged' by immigration

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Kemi Badenoch says she is “increasingly of the view” that the UK should withdraw from an international human rights treaty, as she announces plans for an investigation into leaving it. During a speech the Conservative party leader claimed that the European Convention on Human Rights has become a...

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