David Cameron on Sunday faced down calls from Conservative eurosceptics to guarantee a referendum on the European Union's Lisbon treaty, amid signs that events in Europe could soon rupture party unity on the issue

Conservative leader David Cameron must match rhetoric to action if he is to have any chance of winning the confidence of voters in his ‘new’ policies on Europe, say Eurosceptics. “Too many times we have heard opposition politicians talking the talk about ‘standing up’ for Britain in Europe,” said George West, Chairman of the cross-party Campaign for an I...

The Conservative Leader David Cameron was an early voter this morniing along with his wife Samantha, his message seems to reflect my own thoughts expressed earlier today. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Posted in Conservative, David Cameron, Democracy, Europe

If Tony Blair thought that a meeting with Gordon Brown was like dental surgery without anesthetic, one wonders how David Cameron would describe being questioned on Europe by Bill Cash and Bernard Jenkin. At the liaison committee, the two veteran eurosceptics pushed Cameron on why he was supporting far greater fiscal integration in the Eurozone. Cameron’s answer was, basically, that this was ...

David Cameron has suffered the biggest ever Conservative revolt over Europe as more than 80 Conservative MPs defied his orders and backed a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union.

David Cameron was attempting to quell a growing rift within his party over Europe last night as it threatened to overshadow the Manchester conference.

David Miliband MP, Labour's Foreign Secretary, said in response to David Cameron's U-turn on the Lisbon Treaty: "British people now know what to expect when they hear a cast-iron guarantee from David Cameron on Europe: nothing. "This is not about taking back powers from Europe, it is about transferring power to the Eurosceptics on his backbenches. "David Cameron's proposals to opt o...

Prime Minister and Conservative Party Leader David Cameron appeals for "can-do optimism" during an "anxious time" for the country's economy in his speech to the Conservative Party Autumn Conference.

A revealing story in today’ News of the World - Gone-servative Party - appears to show that David Cameron’s honeymoon is over. Mr Cameron has lost over 40,000 members of the Conservative Party since becoming leader. There is a long term decline in membership of all political parties but even taking this into account, to lose

David Miliband MP, Labour's Foreign Secretary, said in response to David Cameron's U-turn on the Lisbon Treaty: "British people now know what to expect when they hear a cast-iron guarantee from David Cameron on Europe: nothing. "This is not about taking back powers from Europe, it is about transfering power to the Eurosceptics on his backbenches. "David Cameron's proposals to opt ou...