EU budget deal agreed
European leaders have reached a deal on a €908 billion (£773 billion) EU budget for the next seven years, at a summit in Brussels.
Cameron: EU budget a 'good deal for Britain'
David Cameron said the new budget agreed by European Union leaders was "a good deal for Britain".
"The best way to protect the British taxpayer is to get overall spending down, which we've done. Our contributions were always going to go up, now they'll go up by less," said the Prime Minister.
"I think the British public can be proud that we have cut the seven-year credit card limit for the European Union for the first time ever."
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It took two summits, but the EU now has a budget
The EU budget deal is victory for David Cameron, but perhaps more accurately a victory for northern Europe over the south.
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EU leaders meet for next round of budget talks
The EU president will unveil 'exciting' new budget proposals, but getting northern and southern bloc countries to agree will be tricky.