UK Prime Minister David Cameron came under fire from the Labour opposition and the eurosceptic wing of his own party in London yesterday (31 January) for his veto of the new fiscal compact and backtracking on the use of the EU institutions. More »

The Conservative eurosceptic backbencher says he has lost faith in politicians as policy-makers in Europe and demands a referendum on future involvement in the European Union.

Ed Miliband is not naturally a eurospectic, but he certainly sounded like one during his appearance on ITV's Daybreak show earlier. ‘I'm very concerned about what David Cameron has done,’ he said in reference to the PM's equivocation over Europe yesterday. ‘He's sold us down the river.’ Whether this is Miliband committing towards the sort of eurosceptici...

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.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron should tone down his eurosceptic rhetoric and avoid a repeat of the diplomatic failure of last December’s European summit, Wales’ First Minister Carwyn Jones has told EurActiv in an exclusive interview. In his view, the interests of Wales are distinctive from England's and should be better taken into account. More »

UK Prime Minister David Cameron should tone down his eurosceptic rhetoric and avoid a repeat of the diplomatic failure of last December’s European summit, Wales’ First Minister Carwyn Jones has told EurActiv in an exclusive interview. More »

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has revealed her long-term vision for Europe, saying the debt crisis is forcing eurozone countries towards a federalist model and placing her on a collision course with the more eurosceptic UK. More »

Possibility of billions of pounds of support likely to infuriate eurosceptic MPs in PM’s own Conservative party

Politicshome points us towards an interview in The Independent with Lib Dem Energy Secretary Chris Huhne, who warns that the Tory eurosceptic (or should that be europhobic) right wants nothing more than the UK to become ‘semi-detached’ from the EU. Criticising the Tory right’s approach to the EU, he says: I am worried there is

British Prime Minister David Cameron held telephone talks yesterday (14 December) with potential allies in the European Union as he seeks to avoid isolation after vetoing EU treaty changes to allow closer fiscal union by eurozone members.  More »