The man due to walk into No 10 next Monday has made his first big parliamentary bet: Andy Burnham backed the government's Immigration and Asylum Bill as 14 Labour MPs voted against it, and the bill passed by 264 votes to 90. The legislation aims to cut Channel small-boat crossings while expanding "safe and legal routes," but the details are where ordinary lives get squeezed. It would tighten the use of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human...