Bite the Ballot - Leaders Live | European Union
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Up to UK Court to Make Britain Comply With NO2 Limits: EU Court
The European Union #39;s highest court ruled on Wednesday that Britain #39;s courts have the authority to order the British government to comply with EU nitrogen dioxide limits as soon as possible,...
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Europe: From WWII To Today #39;s European Union
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Oliver Letwin predicts there is a 1 in 5 chance of not getting powers back Without reform the UK would be'absorbed into a United States of Europe' If Cameron'srenegotiationfails, 'I wouldn't want to recommend staying'
By Matt Chorley, Political Editor for MailOnline
Published: 04:42 EST, 20 November 2014 | Updated: 06:50 EST, 20 November 2014
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Britain should leave the European Union if David Cameron's attempts at reform fail, a senior Tory Cabinet minister said last night.
Conservative policy chief Oliver Letwin revealed that he would back exit without significant changes to the UK's the relationship with the 'United States of Europe'.
It is the strongest signal yet from a senior Conservative that the Prime Minister's hopes of renegotiation could be rebuffed by other European leaders, making it more likely that the UK quits altogether.
Conservative policy chief Oliver Letwin suggested there was a one in five chance that the Prime Minister's renegotiation strategy will fail, at which point he would recommend leaving the EU in a referendum
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Eurozone growing but at a snail #39;s pace, Greece out of recession
Eurozone economic growth remains at a snail #39;s pace, but was stronger than expected in the period from July to September. The preliminary estimate by the European Union #39;s statistics office...
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