Government ministers are to be permitted to campaign on both the "Remain" and "Leave" sides in the upcoming referendum on UK membership of the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron has told the House of Commons
David Cameron's move to allow ministers to campaign on either side of the referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union is a "common sense decision", Conservative peer Norman Lamont has said.
The former Chancellor of the Exchequer, 73, told ITV News it is "entirely logical to allow people to express their views on an issue which doesn't have unanimity within any party".
He added that it is "the best way to keep the party united".
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