Cameron says would have to make EU exit work if public vote for it
By Kylie MacLellan It would not be the “right answer” for Britons to vote to leave the European Union, but the government will have to
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Cameron upbeat but poll shows Britons tilting towards leaving EU (Updated)
By Guy Faulconbridge and Irene Preisinger A majority of Britons who have made up their minds would vote to leave the European Union in a
Cameron hopes for “real progress” in EU talks (Update 2)
By Elizabeth Piper and Robin Emmott Prime Minister David Cameron said he hoped talks with European Union leaders on Thursday would provide “real progress” towards
RAF on standby to bomb ISIS in Syria from Cyprus
Dozens of RAF pilots and ground crew are on standby to start launching expanded airstrikes against Islamic State in Syria from Cyprus, The Times reported
BBC: Why Cyprus backs Cameron on UK air strikes (Update 2: adds UK defence secretary)
If British Prime Minister David Cameron is successful in securing parliamentary support for airstrikes against the Islamic State (IS) in Syria within the coming weeks,
Cameron offers France use of RAF Akrotiri in fight against ISIS (Update 3)
By Jean Christou Britain has offered France the use of RAF Akrotiri in the fight against the Islamic State, Prime Minister David Cameron said on
Cameron to push for war with case for joining Syria air strikes
By Kylie MacLellan British Prime Minister David Cameron will this week set out the case for joining air strikes against Islamic State militants in Syria,
After talks, EU officials see no quick December fix with Britain
By Jan Strupczewski European Union leaders are not only unlikely to reach a deal next month with Britain on its demands for reform of the
Cameron to give strongest warning over possible EU exit-media
British Prime Minister David Cameron will give his strongest warning this week that he might back Britain leaving the EU unless other European leaders agree
Bishops urge UK’s Cameron to take in more Syrian refugees
A group of 84 Church of England bishops have written to British Prime Minister David Cameron urging him to increase the number of Syrian refugees
British PM refuses to rule out Brexit
By Guy Faulconbridge and William James Prime Minister David Cameron said his renegotiation of Britain’s ties with the European Union was “bloody hard work” and
Cameron says Russian military action in Syria a “terrible mistake”
By William James British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Sunday that Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin’s decision to take military action in Syria to support
Anastasiades to meet Cameron in London
President Nicos Anastasiades is scheduled to meet British Prime Minister David Cameron in London on September 18, government spokesman Nicos Christodoulides said. Expected to be
Cameron and Anastasiades discuss EU reforms
PRESIDENT Nicos Anastasiades met on Thursday with British Prime Minister David Cameron and leaders from Latin America, on the sidelines of the EU-Latin American and
Anastasiades to meet Cameron on Wednesday in Brussels
President Nicos Anastasiades will have a meeting on Wednesday with British Prime Minister David Cameron on the sidelines of the 2nd Session European Union and
UK’s Cameron trips up over Europe at G7 summit, denies U-turn
By Andrew Osborn British Prime Minister David Cameron tripped up over Europe at a summit of the Group of Seven Industrial nations (G7), appearing to
UK takes hard line on EU reform as Cameron starts European tour
By Andrew Osborn The European Union must amend its founding treaties to accommodate Britain’s renegotiation drive, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said on Thursday, warning London needed a meaty deal
Britain’s cash-for-access row fells top Cameron party lawmaker
By Andrew Osborn One of British Prime Minister David Cameron’s most senior lawmakers said on Tuesday he would quit parliament and resign as head of
Unchecked superbugs could kill 10 million a year, cost $100 trillion
By Kate Kelland, Health and Science Correspondent Drug-resistant superbugs could kill an extra 10 million people a year and cost up to $100 trillion by
Cameron says Britain should not stay in EU ‘come what may’ (Update)
PRIME Minister David Cameron said on Monday that Britain should not be willing to stay in the European Union “come what may”, as his main political rival said the
