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Courtesy Independent................
Tory Eurosceptics on edge as David Cameron plans EU opt-ins
Prime minister set to sign up to measures opposed by right as decision follows warning of threat to UK's security
Tory Eurosceptics are headed for another clash with Cameron over the EU. Photograph: Petros Giannakouris/AP
David Cameron is to risk a fresh row with Tory Eurosceptics by signing up to nearly a third of a series of European
policing and criminal justice measures that have been heavily criticised by backbenchers campaigning to curb the EU.
The prime minister, who said earlier this week that membership of the EU gives the UK a seat at the world's
"top table", is expected to opt in to 30-40 of the measures following warnings of a threat to security if Britain
fails to sign up.
The decision by the Cameron, which has still to be finalised in negotiations between Danny Alexander and
Oliver Letwin, will disappoint Eurosceptics who had hoped Britain would stand apart from most of the 130 measures.
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