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Cameron girds up for titanic battles on Scotland and the EU

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imageThere may be trouble ahead...EPA/Andy Rain

David Cameron’s 2015 election victory is all the more powerful for being almost completely unexpected. But as the euphoria dissipates, the obstacles in his path are coming into focus. Above all, he faces two tricky and complex problems: the promised EU referendum and future arrangements with Scotland...

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European reactions to the UK election result

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageAs much of a surprise for those on the mainland. Charles Roffey, CC BY-NC-SA

We’ve seen plenty of reaction to the unexpected results of the UK 2015 general election, but as an EU member state with an in-or-out referendum as early as next year, what do other key EU players think of the results? A panel of experts gives us the view from Europe.


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