Q&a: David Cameron And The Eu Summit On The Eurozone

Clegg on the UK's isolation in Europe

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg, the deputy PM, was "bitterly disappointed" with the outcome of the summit - fearing the UK would become "isolated and marginalised" within the EU. He stopped short of blaming the PM, saying he was put in a difficult position by his own backbenchers and faced "intransigence" from France and Germany.

Saved 26 February 2013 / www.bbc.co.uk ↗

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