Attacks in Belgium trigger row in Britain over EU membership

The attacks in Brussels on Tuesday spilled over into Britain's political row over whether to remain in the European Union, with advocates for leaving claiming the bloc's open border policy allowed for the killings to take place. Prime Minister David Cameron has argued that Britain will d be safer if it votes to stay in the bloc in a June 23 referendum that has divided both his party and the electorate. "Brussels, de facto capital of the EU, is also the jihadist capital of Europe.