Britain cannot stay in European Union, Home Secretary Theresa May warns

Home Secretary ranges beyond law and order brief with attack on red tape Claims Brussels rules are holding the economies of member states back Warns politicians who want to stay in unreformed EU are 'wrong' Cameron promises to claw back powers before in-out referendum in 2017 May also issues plea to MPs to back the European Arrest Warrant

By Matt Chorley, Political Editor for MailOnline

Published: 06:07 EST, 9 November 2014 | Updated: 08:03 EST, 9 November 2014

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Britain should leave the European Union unless it changes, Theresa May has warned.

The Home Secretary said politicians who argue that the UK is better off in the EU 'whatever the terms, are wrong'.

Ranging beyond her law and order brief in a move likely to fuel speculation about her leadership ambitions Mrs May also warned red tape and regulations from Brussels is holding back the UK economy.

Home Secretary Theresa May has warned Britain cannot stay in the European Union at any cost

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