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Cameron is the only leader who can deliver an EU referendum. Why is he ashamed to say so?

Labour’s position on an EU referendum is indefensible. Ed Miliband should be made to defend it

25 April 2015

9:00 AM

25 April 2015

9:00 AM

The election campaign is becoming increasingly dominated by a small party whose raison d’être is to preach independence from membership of a union it claims is hindering national ambition. But the party is not Ukip, which had been expected to play a big role in this election. It is the Scottish National Party, which seems ever more likely to hold the balance of power after 7 May and is determined to use it ruthlessly to its own advantage and to the furtherance of its sole objective: the dissolution of the United Kingdom.

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