Nov 5th, 2009 - Telegraph
Related topics:
Roger Helmer, the Tory employment spokesman in Brussels, said he could “neither justify nor support” the plans which Mr Cameron set out on Wednesday.
Mr Cameron's policies have also come under fire from a French minister, Pierre Lellouche who described a pledge to reclaim EU powers as "pathetic and autistic".
The Conservative leader has been forced to rule out a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty after it was formally ratified by the Czech Republic – the last remaining obstacle to it passing into law.
Related stories:
David Cameron urged to sack EU rebels
Nov 6th, 2009 - Telegraph
He was warned that not standing up to the party’s Euro-sceptic wing could cost the Conservatives the General Election.
Roger Helmer and Daniel Hannan stood down...David Cameron admits the economy not Europe is priority
Nov 5th, 2009 - Telegraph
The Conservative leader said he would ensure Britain never again gave away powers without a referendum. He said a Tory government would set about trying to return some powers to Britain but vowed not to get involved in “a massive Euro bust-up.
Cameron's 'never again' vow on EU
Nov 4th, 2009 - BBC NEWS
David Cameron: Is under pressure from some in his party over vote
David Cameron has said "never again" to powers being transferred from the UK to Brussels without a referendum.David Cameron must still hold a EU referendum, Tories say
Nov 3rd, 2009 - Telegraph
Mr Cameron will on Wednesday confirm that now that the Lisbon Treaty has been ratified by all 27 EU members, he is dropping his promise to hold a referendum on it. Instead of a referendum on Lisbon...
Blair 'unacceptable' as president
Nov 3rd, 2009 - BBC NEWS
Mr Blair has not publicly commented on whether he wants the job
The British people would find Tony Blair "unacceptable" as president of the European Council...
Related videos from YouTube:
9:34Conservative David Cameron - Won't offer a referendum on Lisbon if ratified, Is pro EU.
British Conservatives leader David Cameron showing his weak stance on Europe. Shows support for President Barrosso.
2:00David Cameron: We need a referendum now
David Cameron stresses the need for a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty and explains that voting Conservative on 4th June is the best way to force Gordon Brown to keep his promise to hold one.
6:37David Cameron Fascist?
Is David Cameron a Fascist?
2:06Web Shameron
Conservative government afterwards, it will have been ratified. What Im asking is in those conditions, will you hold a referendum? DAVID CAMERON: Well there are awful lot of ifs. ANDREW MARR: Yes ...
