The Home Secretary said the Conservatives would ‘always choose to defend our borders’ if given a choice on the European Convention on Human…
The Conservatives have not ruled out pledging to leave the European Convention on Human Rights during the election campaign, James Cleverly has signalled.
Mr Farage’s party has pledged to leave the ECHR in its election offer, with the Reform leader suggesting it would ensure “sovereignty” over the UK’s borders. Home Secretary James Cleverly dons a hi-vis vest as he arrives for a visit to Swain Group in Rochester, Kent, while on the General Election campaign trail
“Conservative policies are created with the British people in mind,” said the Home Secretary, who is also the Tory candidate for Braintree.
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