Why Miliband’s position on the EU is stronger than it appears
Tory unity will prove shortlived and the Labour leader could execute a relatively painless U-turn on a referendum.
ByTory unity will prove shortlived and the Labour leader could execute a relatively painless U-turn on a referendum.
ByGerman Chancellor told Cameron before the 2010 general election: "The little party always gets smashed!"
ByRather than attacking the Labour leader for opposing a referendum, the Prime Minister claimed he had no position.
ByJust six per cent of voters regard the EU as one of the most "important issues" facing Britain.
ByIf Miliband matches Cameron's referendum offer, he will look weak. If he doesn't, he will look undemocratic. Which will he…
ByRead the Prime Minister's speech promising to renegotiate Britain's membership of the EU and hold a referendum in 2017.
ByThe questions the PM will face on renegotiation, the referendum and withdrawal.
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