Yep. A genuine 'Brexit' divide issue. Plays incredibly well with the Leave side of the UK and I suspect even a fair few Remainers, who bought into project fear in 2016, will not necessarily side with the Left on this one.

Trickly dilemma for Starmer et al.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Time to quit the ECHR I see no need for it.

We have independent courts in this country why should we allow an unelected unaccountable body to interfere in our laws.

One more point

I always thought this plan was a positive move against the trafficking of illegals into our country, so very disappointed to see it being blocked by leftie lawyers, European at that.

Excuse my ignorance, but how is it that an Iraqi citizen who has no right to be here, has the ability to lodge an appeal against deportation? I don't get what's going on.

Another issue that's vexing me is how the police can be prevented from doing their job in Peckham to arrest a Nigerian man who illegally overstayed his visa.

Who are these people who are happy to encourage people to come to my country illegally? Can someone explain their mentality?

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

In one way it is good that this is happening because it clarifies the insanity of the current legal situation.

All European countries are currently at the mercy of migrants supported by the law that they made.

This clearly is something that has to change, and seeing this play out is the first step towards wider public understanding and that change.

Europe cannot afford to allow outdated laws and legal jiggery pokery to dictate their policy.

Should be off the dinghy, onto the bus, drive to airport, on plane goodbye!! Cut out the leftie lawyers and stop giving them our money!

Funny how they haven’t stopped that EU country Denmark from doing this