Starmer calls for shotgun ownership rethink following Euston shooting

Labour leader suggests firmer laws over who can own a shotgun after drive-by shooting in his constituency

Keir Starmer has said he could support stronger laws against the ownership of shotguns, speaking in the wake of a drive-by shooting outside a church in north London at the weekend.

While there is no indication any gun used in Saturday's incident, in which four women and two children were injured by shotgun pellets, was legally owned, Starmer said there was a wider issue of legally-held guns being misused.