EU security plan considers holding telephone records

European Union justice and interior ministers were today discussing a contentious plan on retaining data from telephone calls and e-mails as part of beefed-up measures to fight terrorism and organised crime.

European Union justice and interior ministers were today discussing a contentious plan on retaining data from telephone calls and e-mails as part of beefed-up measures to fight terrorism and organised crime.

No decision on the plan was expected during the Brussels talks, which will also focus on efforts to set up a European “evidence warrant” and further co-ordination on new security features in passports.

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