Cameron Seen Highlighting Work, Finance in Looser EU Ties
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Prime Minister David Cameron, seeking to give his vision of a looser U.K. relationship with the European Union in a speech tomorrow, may place bringing home decision-making on finance, the courts and labor at the heart of his pitch.
Clues to the premier’s thinking were given yesterday by a group of Conservative lawmakers in a manifesto backed by Foreign Secretary William Hague. The Fresh Start group, who number more than 100 Tories, said the prime minister must renegotiate the terms of Britain’s affiliation to the 27-nation bloc. Fellow EU leaders see little room for such a move.