UK's Cameron likely to go for EU referendum in 2016
Party management continues to be the prime minister's leading concern in planning the EU referendum
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- Timetable obscurity
- Shorter timetable advantages
- Standalone referendum
- 2016 drawbacks
- Renegotiation aims
- Free vote not collective Cabinet responsibility?
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_350.jpg "Prime Minister David Cameron walks past an EU flag during his visit in Brdo pri Kranju, Slovenia (Reuters/Srdjan Zivulovic)")