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The Prime Minister says the UK will not join a new European treaty set up to
prevent future crisis from happening again, because EU leaders have not been
able to provide the United Kingdom with requested safeguards.
prevent future crisis from happening again, because EU leaders have not been
able to provide the United Kingdom with requested safeguards.
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David Cameron says he had to keep his word and take a stand against an EU
treaty which could not guarantee Britain's sovereignty.
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Business Secretary Vince Cable: single market vital for Britain's survival
treaty which could not guarantee Britain's sovereignty.
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Business Secretary Vince Cable: single market vital for Britain's survival
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Business Secretary Vince Cable says David Cameron's refusal to sign up for EU
treaty changes is less important than ensuring the single market survives.
treaty changes is less important than ensuring the single market survives.
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Foreign Secretary William Hague: EU treaty 'does not alienate UK'
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Foreign Secretary William Hague says Britain will gain respect for opting out
of an EU treaty change, rather than face alienation.
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UK leaves the euro's last-chance saloon
of an EU treaty change, rather than face alienation.
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UK leaves the euro's last-chance saloon
Published on Dec 9, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ The summit billed as the last chance to save the eurozone has ended with all-but-one EU leaders agreeing on the need for closer economic integration. Only Britain refused to take part.
The 26 are working on a new treaty, which will inevitably lead to the surrender of some national sovereignty.
"It is about more fiscal discipline, more automatic sanctions, stricter surveillance. This Treaty will be open to non eurozone countries, except for one all are considering participation," said the President of the European Council, Herman van Rompuy.
The 26 are working on a new treaty, which will inevitably lead to the surrender of some national sovereignty.
"It is about more fiscal discipline, more automatic sanctions, stricter surveillance. This Treaty will be open to non eurozone countries, except for one all are considering participation," said the President of the European Council, Herman van Rompuy.
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