EU-UK deal allows Cameron to campaign against Brexit
The agreement reached by Cameron and other EU leaders includes few significant substantive concessions
Updated: Feb 26, 2016
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- Economic governance
- Discrimination against non-euro countries
- Financial regulation
- Budget safeguards
- Competitiveness
- Sovereignty
- Exemption from 'ever-closer union'
- 'Red card' for national parliaments
- Social benefits and free movement
- Child benefit
- In-work benefits
- Outlook
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_350.jpg "Prime Minister David Cameron after an EU leaders summit in Brussels (Reuters/Dylan Martinez)")