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Mr Hague denied the party had broken any promises by dropping the referendum pledge Photo: AFP Mr Hague said it was "no longer possible" to put the treaty to a popular vote after Czech President Vaclav Klaus removed the last obstacle to full... Full Article at The Telegraph
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David Cameron will attempt to appease Conservative Eurosceptics tomorrow when he outlines plans to repatriate a series of powers from Brussels as part of a toughening of Britain's relations with the EU. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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(LONDON) - Britain's eurosceptic opposition Conservatives have dropped plans to call a referendum on the EU's Lisbon Treaty if they take power next year, they said Tuesday after it was signed by the Czech president. Full Article at EUbusiness
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Mr Klaus completed the process by formally signing the treaty - ushering in the EU's new rule book after a long ratification process. Shadow foreign secretary William Hague said: "It is no longer possible to have a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty." Full Article at Daily Express
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The Tory leadership tonight conceded defeat over their plans to hold a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty. Full Article at The Independent
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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
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Cameron's cast-iron guarantee has become very rusty indeed.
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What has happened today means it is no longer possible to have a referendum on the Lisbon treaty.
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It is no longer possible to have a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty.
