"they will be picked up by the border force or our volunteers at the RNLI when the border force can't cope". "And now what happens is the French give them all life jackets and when they're picked up by the border force, the border force give the life jackets back to the French so they can re-use them on the next journey," Farage added.
Kemi Badenoch's Conservative party inquiry into ECHR withdrawal indicates a policymaking process focused on justification rather than genuine evaluation of the decision.
Hermer said in his speech to the Royal United Services Institute: "The claim that international law is fine as far as it goes, but can be put aside when conditions change, is a claim that was made in the early 1930s by realist' jurists in Germany, most notably Carl Schmitt, whose central thesis was in essence the claim that state power is all that counts, not law."
