Commons EU referendum vote moved forward to allow Cameron and Hague to attend; Merkel calls for greater urgency for EU Treaty changes

EU Treaty: Cameron pulled the trigger this morning, but there is work left to do

UK Government should use EU Treaty negotiations to secure ???emergency brake??? on financial laws

Cameron wields veto over EU treaty change

Speaking after an EU summit deal on a new treaty to tighten eurozone financial discipline, the Prime Minister moved to counter eurosceptic fears that his opposition was weakening.

Tensions within the Conservative party would be stoked by the prime minister’s acceptance of the deal, aspects of which he had previously opposed

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith insisted today that Britain would block eurozone countries from using institutions paid for by EU nations.

The leaders of Britain and France have not spoken since last month when David Cameron blocked a new EU treaty to enforce fiscal discipline

Nick Clegg comments effectively calling for the undoing of David Cameron’s veto in EU treaty negotiations were seen as outrageous by some Tories

Three weeks ago we submitted a Freedom of Information Request for a copy of the EU treaty that David Cameron was supposed to have vetoed. The Foreign & Commonwealth Office have responded today with the following: Dear Mr Parr, Thank-you for your email. I apologise for the short delay in getting back to you. We are not