By James Slack, Home Affairs Editor PUBLISHED: 15:58 EST, 1 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:21 EST, 2 April 2013 A Tory Cabinet minister today invites Ed Miliband to join forces to end the human rights ‘madness’ keeping Abu Qatada in Britain. Justice Secretary Chris Grayling says the system has gone ‘badly wrong’ when the UK cannot deport a man ‘who so obviously despises what we stand for’. Writing in the Daily Mail, he says that the Conservatives would change human rights laws immediately – but they do not have the votes needed in Parliament. Chris Grayling has called on Labour to the human rights 'madness' keeping Abu Qatada, pictured, in Britain
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Chris Grayling wants Ed Miliband to help change human rights laws
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Says Conservatives would adapt laws to make it easier to deport criminals
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The Appeal Court ruled that Qatada could not be deported to Jordan on terror charges in case his right to a fair trial was breached
But, in an audacious move, Mr Grayling is appealing to the @placeholder leadership to ‘support radical reform of our human rights laws’.