European Arrest Warrant

There will be more money for police if we stay in EU - and ripping us out of EU’s crime-fighting tools will make us less safe.

Home secretary has written to EU counterparts warning of no-deal disruption to security. InFacts imagines a reply from one of our EU allies.

May’s negotiating proposal fails to address fundamental questions and suggests fantastically complex solutions to the problems of Brexit.

This week’s European Council summit won’t move Brexit talks forward, thanks to deadlock over Irish border, security and science.

Unless the government drops some of its red lines, security is bound to suffer both here and across the Channel.

EU’s Brexit negotiator gives UK a reality check. Thanks to PM’s red lines, we will lose access to arrest warrant and criminal data.

Gordon Brown has come up with proposals that address some of the fears that led to Brexit. All of them can be achieved without quitting EU.

Just because May says UK will stay in European Arrest Warrant doesn’t mean we can. Brexit is throwing away valuable crime-fighting tool.

Brexit means Brexit, but UK won’t accept that makes security cooperation harder. Does Brexit mean putting UK and EU citizens at risk?

A furtively published “framework” for future security co-operation begs fundamental questions of finance and dispute resolution.

It may be impossible to hammer out deal to combat terrorism and crime by new cliff-edge of end 2020. How irresponsible to agree that date.

May has sensibly retreated from red line that ECJ should have no role post Brexit. That’s price for keeping European Arrest Warrant etc.