British PM says framework ‘shows genuine progress’ in four main areas where he is seeking reform. Is that really the case?
In his letter to the European council president,Donald Tusk, in November final year, and David Cameron set out his demands under four headings. As is often the way,he left the most tricky topic, immigration, and until final. But we will start with it because it is not just the issue that has generated most interest,but also the one where the gap between what Cameron wanted and what he was likely to get seemed widest.
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Source: theguardian.com