David Cameron has insisted a British exit from the EU is not “the right answer” as he said he was “close” to securing a renegotiation deal. The Prime Minister made clear that his preference was to hold an in-out referendum on reformed membership terms this summer – but hinted he could delay it until next year if a new package is not finalised in the coming weeks. Share Go To He also refused to rule out applying restrictions on in-work benefits to young Britons in a bid to stop the “almost unnatural draw” of the UK’s welfare system for European migrants. In an interview on the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show, Mr Cameron was asked…
Brexit not ‘the right answer’ says PM, insisting he is ‘close’ to securing deal
