Security check: What a no-deal Brexit could mean to cross-border public protection, counter-terrorism and crime

19th November 2020Danny Shaw, Former BBC Home Affairs Correspondent 2 Comments

With the Brexit deadline rapidly approaching and little sign of a full deal or security accord on the horizon, former BBC Home Affairs correspondent Danny Shaw highlights concerns over what the leaving the EU could mean for public protection and the fight against crime.

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