UK offered opt-out option on EU rights charter

Britain has been offered an opt-out from a new rights charter in the latest version of an EU reform treaty being negotiated in Brussels, it emerged tonight.

Britain has been offered an opt-out from a new rights charter in the latest version of an EU reform treaty being negotiated in Brussels, it emerged tonight.

The Charter of Fundamental Rights – which guarantees the rights of EU citizens over a range of areas, including the right to strike – will not be legally binding on the UK if the treaty is approved in its latest form.

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