PM threatens to force through EU referendum plan
David Cameron has threatened to use the Parliament Act to force through plans for an in-out referendum on European Union membership after legislation was effectively killed by peers.
David Cameron has threatened to use the Parliament Act to force through plans for an in-out referendum on European Union membership after legislation was effectively killed by peers.
David Cameron has blamed Labour and the Liberal Democrats after a bill to give voters an in/out referendum on Britain's membership with the EU failed in the House of Lords today.
The Prime Minister urged voters to guarantee a referendum by voting for the Conservatives at the next General Election.
As Labour and the Lib Dems have killed the Wharton Bill, the one way to guarantee a referendum is to vote Conservative at the Gen Election.
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