How the british press has undermined the echr over many years new study?

The British press has been acting like a bully for many years, trying to make rules weaker so they can get away with being louder and more annoying.

Imagine you're in a classroom with a teacher who makes sure everyone follows the rules. That's like the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), it helps protect people’s rights across Europe, including in the UK. But if the class bully starts whispering to other kids, telling them the teacher is too strict, and that they should ignore the rules, that’s like what the British press has been doing.

The British press often writes loud opinions about people who break the law or make mistakes. They can be very annoying, which is fine, everyone has their own way of speaking up. But sometimes they write in a way that makes it seem like the rules should not be followed, and that the teacher (the ECHR) shouldn’t be so strict.

Over time, this has made people believe that the rules aren't as important anymore. It's like if the bully convinced everyone to stop listening to the teacher, eventually, the teacher might even start to feel tired or maybe even give up on being strict.