Polls give lie to Cameron's take on attitude of British to EU
British prime minister David Cameron’s statement that disillusionment in the UK about membership of the European Union was at a record level was questioned by pollsters.
British prime minister David Cameron’s statement that disillusionment in the UK about membership of the European Union was at a record level was questioned by pollsters.
Cameron made the assertion today in a speech at Bloomberg’s London headquarters, as he explained why he was promising a referendum on leaving the 27-nation bloc. “Today, public disillusionment with the EU is at an all-time high,” he said.
“The question mark is...
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