DAVID Cameron yesterday promised to change the law so that no more powers could be transferred to Europe without the say of the British people in a referendum.

DAVID Cameron promised today to change the law so that no further powers could be transferred to Brussels without the approval of the British people in a referendum.

Conservative leader David Cameron yesterday unveiled the Conservatives’ policy on Europe. He said there would be no referendum on the EU, and that he would instead seek a mandate for his new position through the General Election. He said an incoming Conservative government would introduce an “Irish-style referendum lock” on any future Treaty handing over further powers from Brita...

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.

David Cameron confirms Tory campaign for referendum on the Lisbon Treaty is over and promises to change the law so that no further powers can be transferred to EU without a vote.

The government's decision to have a debate on whether the UK should have a referendum on the EU has the Labour party jumping with joy. They think it's Christmas come early. A top Labour source told this blog: "This debate is more about the present divisions of Cameron's party over Europe than it is about Britain's future in Europe." -- that is certainly how they hope the debate...

The Coalition Government will today publish details of the 'referendum lock', which would subject any future transfers of powers to the EU to a referendum in the UK. The lock will be introduced by amending the original 1972 European Communities Act and will be brought forward in the “Europe Referendum Bill”, which is set to come before the House of Commons in November.

It was back to the future at PMQs today - a session dominated by Europe. There were some flickers of recovery from Gordon Brown, helped to my mind by Tory backbenchers - and also David Cameron. The Conservative leader appeared at first to be on comfortable ground with his denunciation of the government for trying to breathe life into the corpse that is the Lisbon Treaty and the Irish referendum r...

In an interview on the first day of the Conservative Party conference, David Cameron suggested that forthcoming EU treaty changes to fix the eurozone could provide the Government with an opportunity to demand the repatriation of powers. “I have always made clear my view that we have given too many powers to Europe and there are some powers I would like back from Europe and there may be futur...

David Cameron's bid to avert a Conservative rebellion over Europe is complicated as Germany foists treaty change on the agenda