It’s a bad start to what looks as if it could be a very challenging day for the UK government with UKIP looking likely to win the by-elect...

As we've said on many occasions, it is not only the UK that is having problems reconciling EU free movement with maintaining control...

Has Conservative policy towards ECJ  power over crime and policing changed? The chaos of yesterday's 'vote' or 'non vot...

EBA HQ in London The European Banking Authority (EBA) on Wednesday released the results of its investigation into whether banks across ...

Justice Minister Chris Grayling has today announced that a new Conservative Government could pull Britain out of the European Court of Hu...

Could euro clearing be moved from the City to the eurozone? Tomorrow will see the first hearing of the next in the line of important UK...

EU finance ministers met today , with the financial transaction tax (FTT) once again topping the agenda . They were presented with a new...

This morning’s ECJ judgement that the UK’s legal challenge against a proposed Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) is premature was what many h...

There has been an important development brewing in the UK’s flagship case against the EU's proposed Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) . ...

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has this morning struck down the EU's Data Retention Directive by declaring it "invalid"...

The Government has today announced the details of the "minimum earnings threshold" that will be applied from 1 March to EU migrant...

Hanging up their robes? Ball is now in ECJ's court As has been widely reported this morning there has been some surprising news out ...

The ECJ this morning rejected all the UK’s claims against the EU's short selling regulation. The result was surprising given that the...

It's that time of year when the European Commission either assigns gold stars to or puts black marks against member states based on how ...

Last week, the UK launched another legal challenge at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) against an unwanted piece of financial regulation ...

The UK has this morning been set on the path to an important victory at the European Court of Justice, after the Advocate General Niilo Jääs...

The HMS Westminster leaving Portsmouth for Gibraltar A week on there appears to have been no progress on the Gibraltar front - the Gibra...

Theresa May MP may have committed a future Conservative government to renenegotiate ECJ power over crime and policing Yesterday the Hou...

In January 2012, we published An unavoidable choice: More or less EU control over UK policing and criminal law . A year and half later, an...