BREXIT Britain is refusing to grant hordes of Eurocrats in London diplomatic immunity — to the fury of Brussels.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has turned down elite credentials to the EU’s new ambassador to the capital — because he does not represent a country.
Livid Brussels bosses want him to be able to roam the UK above the law.
But Joao Vale de Almeida, the EU’s first ambassador in London after Brexit, has not been given the same favoured status as other diplomats.
EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell has written to Mr Raab directly to raise his “series concerns” about the situation
Downing Street said the EU delegation would receive the “privileges and immunities” they needed to carry out their work in the UK.
But senior Tory Tobias Ellwood described the row as a “silly spat” and insisted the UK should be “better than this”.
Mr Ellwood, chairman of the Commons Defence Committee, said: “This is simply petty.”
