I am grateful to my hon. Friend for her question. When I visited her community, I heard in no uncertain terms on the doorstep how important this issue is to people, as it is for my community and the rest of the country. That is why we are stepping up the international action we have taken, including the important new deal with France. Domestically, we will be legislating through our immigration and asylum Bill to create the system that I know her constituents want, which is a fair but firm one.

Let me start by saying that I agree that this is a truly awful case. It shows how important it is that we remove people who commit crimes, and we have removed nearly 8,000 foreign offenders since we came into office. But leaving the ECHR would undermine our returns agreements with countries around the world. Instead, our contention is to narrow the domestic interpretation of article 8 through legislation.

If we are talking anniversaries, I would like to take this opportunity to wish my fellow class of 2017 intake a happy ninth anniversary. Those conversations trying to pin every single thing on Brexit do not serve the common aim of ensuring a robust asylum system. We can achieve this through ordinary collaboration with our neighbours on the continent.