Pollsters during the last General Election campaign said immigration was the single issue aside from the economy that most concerned UK voters. My experience of Romanian immigrants in the UK is more personal and first hand than most – I was raised by one.
With the border of our EU neighbours also open to immigration from Romania, and the British economy continuing to flat-line, it is unlikely that the UK will face a Romanian invasion on any major scale.
While Germany and France were celebrating 50 years of European successes, David Cameron outlined a much more pessimistic vision of the future of the Union, further underlining, if proof were needed, fundamentally different approaches to the European project. Can these two perspectives ever be reconciled?
British Prime Minister David Cameron has announced an “in/out” referendum for UK voters on European Union (EU) membership, scheduled for…
David Cameron has promised to give the British people a straight referendum choice on whether to stay in the European Union or leave, provided he wins an election in 2015