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Tell Eurocrats to go hang - this reheated idea is still pure mince Scots shouldn't have to change what we do with our beef just to protect lovers of steak tartare

Europe: the fault lines open again THE government saw off a rebellion over Europe last night, winning a crucial vote to repel calls for a referendum on signing up to the EU reform treaty.

Time to move on from the referendum panto EUROPE has once again proved to be a fault line running through the main political parties. Last night, the House of Commons voted on whether to hold a referendum on the Lisbon Reform Treaty, the amended version of the earlier EU Constitutional Treat

EU treaty referendum vote rejected as Lib Dems in revolt A CALL to hold a UK referendum on a controversial European reform treaty was rejected tonight by Westminster, prompting three Liberal Democrats to resign their position in the party's shadow cabinet.

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