Using Iran as a model no doubt.
Australia was an example of a failed internet censorship model. Their list was leaked, it was found to be junk.
Britain is the model of success for internet censorship, its list is still junk BUT IT'S SECRET SO FAR, so nobody can prove it's junk.
In Australia they are trying to ban people from discussing their block list after it was shown to be full of political sites (anti-abortion sites etc.). It's closing the gate after the horse has bolted, the list is out, its full of junk and everyone knows it now.
http://www.boingboing.net/2009/06/15/post-one-of-australi.html
Britain does not have an elected government, i.e. no popular mandate in their own country.
Their previous contributions have damaged the EU. UK Independence party has risen in the vote as a result, various UK initiatives have seriously damaged the EU, biometrics, data retention directive has been challenged as illegal in several states. Their choices are demonstrably bad choices, making their leading party unelectable.
Their Home Secretary was regularly overruled by the European Court of Human rights. i.e. out of step with Europe.
Simply on the basis that the idea comes from Britain, should by default mean you do the opposite, because everything they have done previously has caused a rise in the vote against Europe. Or do you want the EU to be as popular as NuLabour?