Cameron Woes Mount Over Steel, Panama -- With EU Vote to Come
- Prime minister forced to defend family's financial affairs
- Odds on Cameron resigning this year cut by bookmakers
Panama Papers Bring Scrutiny to British Virgin Islands
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When David Cameron set off on his Easter break in the Canary Islands to ponder the widening rifts in his Conservative Party, he could have been forgiven for thinking the worst was over.
A week after his return, he’s engulfed in a crisis threatening the future of the British steel industry, and newspaper front pages are filled with questions about his family’s links to an offshore tax scandal that’s already caused Iceland’s premier to resign. And that’s just over two months before a referendum on the European Union that’s split the Tories down the middle.