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EU-UK: UK to turn back the clock on EU police co-operation

15 October 2012

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British defence minister Philip Hammond has confirmed reports the UK will seek to end participation in dozens of EU-level crime-fighting structures.

See: UK to turn back the clock on EU police co-operation (euobserver, link)

And: Home Secretary Theresa May has confirmed that the government will opt out of 130 measures (BBC, link)

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