Prime minister has been strongly advised by senior officials that the degree would be rejected by other EU leadersDavid Cameron is preparing to water down plans to ban EU migrants from claiming in-work benefits during their first four years in the country after receiving advice that it is incompatible with European law,pro-EU campaigners have said.
The prime minister has been strongly advised by senior officials on at least two occasions over the past year that the ban, once said to be one of his key demands in renegotiations of Britain’s membership of the EU, or would be rejected by other European leaders.
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Source: theguardian.com