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David Cameron blames end of referendum on Tony Blair and Gordon Brown The Tory leader acknowledged that his campaign for a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty was over after it was signed by all 27 members of the European Union. Full Article at Metro.co.uk
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After abandoning his "cast-iron" promise of a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty, the Conservative leader pledged that the British people would not be denied a voice in the future as he attempted to placate his party's Eurosceptics. Full Article at Edinburgh Daily News
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After abandoning his "cast-iron" promise of a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty, the Conservative leader pledged that the British people would not be denied a voice in the future as he attempted to placate his party's Eurosceptics. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- David Cameron pledged to return powers over social and labor laws from the European Union, saying he didn’t want a showdown with leaders of the region if his Conservative opposition wins the next U.K. election. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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By Joe Parkinson and Laurence Norman LONDON -- Opposition leader David Cameron said Wednesday his party would pledge to hold a referendum on any further transfer of powers from the U.K. to the European Union if elected.In a speech confirming that his... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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We will give the British people a referendum lock to which only they should hold the key, a commitment very similar to that which exists in Ireland
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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.
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We cannot hold a referendum and magically make those posts or the Lisbon Treaty itself disappear, any more than we could hold a referendum to stop the sun rising in the morning
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Now that the Treaty is going to become European law and is going to enter into force, that means a referendum can no longer prevent the creation of the president of the European Council, the loss of British national vetoes
