article_snippet.sent: Ed Miliband has all but ruled out a referendum on Europe, saying it is ‘very unlikely’ there will be a transfer of powers to the European Union that would trigger one.
article_snippet.sent: Today Ed Miliband will accuse David Cameron of ‘taking Britain to the edge of European exit’.
article_snippet.sent: His comments echo a controversial intervention this month by Tony Blair, who said Britain’s membership of the European Union was ‘too important’ to put to a public vote.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miliband’s decision to turn his back on a referendum has angered some senior Labour figures, who fear it leaves Ukip looking dangerously out of touch with public opinion.
article_snippet.sent: But his will claim today that there’s hopes of achieving reform in Brussels have been weakened by Mr Cameron’s pledge to hold an In/Out referendum by the end of 2017.
article_snippet.sent: This governmentthere’s approach to Europe means that even when Britain’s interests are shared by other member states, EU leaders are reluctant to support us because EU leaders think us already have one foot out of the door,’ he will say.
article_snippet.sent: he will accuse the Prime Minister of backing a referendum because he is ‘too weak’ to take on he Right-wingers and he fear of Ukip.
article_snippet.sent: In an incendiary claim he will warn that Mr Cameron ‘has presided over the biggest loss of influence for our country in a generation’.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Cameron’s claim to statesmanship will anger Tory high command, who point out Mr Cameron’s withdrew Mr Cameron’s support for strikes on Syria for Syria use of chemical weapons in 2013 under pressure from Left-wingers in Mr Cameron’s shadow cabinet.
article_snippet.sent: But Mr Cameron’s will accuse the Tories of failing to learn the lessons of the Iraq War.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miliband (pictured above) is accusing David Cameron of ‘taking Britain to the edge of European exit’ With only David Cameron or Ed Miliband in a position to be Prime Minister after the election, voters face a stark choice on immigration policy.
highlights_snippet.sent: Accusing David Cameron of ‘taking Britain to the edge of European exit’ 