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By abandoning a referendum, to the despair of Tory grassroots, David Cameron has dodged any confrontation with Brussels Conservative leader David Cameron travelling by tube in London on the day he announced the new Conservative policy on Europe, which... Full Article at Comment Is Free
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Roger Helmer, the Tory employment spokesman in Brussels, said he could “neither justify nor support” the plans which Mr Cameron set out on Wednesday. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Crispin Blunt, MP for Reigate, today welcomed the David Cameron's announcements setting out a future Conservative Government's policy towards the European Union. Full Article at ePolitix
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Conservative leader confirms U-turn on his 'cast iron guarantee' that a Tory government would hold a public vote on the controversial treatry The Conservative campaign to hold a referendum is now over, David Cameron declared today. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Mr Cameron is coming under intense pressure from eurosceptic MPs and activists to offer a vote of some sort on Britain's relations with Europe. Full Article at Metro.co.uk
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I believe these things can stop Britain's relationship with the EU from heading in the wrong direction
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We refuse to stretch out our hand to those who oppose the [EU] Lisbon treaty ... but who at the same time talk about enlargement ... Those who want more [Europe] have to co-operate.
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how much the people of this country will resent the fact we cannot hold a referendum
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We all want to bring powers back from Brussels to Westminster. The issue is how do we best do that? My view is that it is best achieved by a referendum, which I think the British people want and deserve.
– Philip Davies SOURCE: Metro.co.uk
