Cameron melt down Euro needs help

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Cameron's Nightmare: Euro Crisis Could Sideline U.K.








Published December 08, 2011
| Associated Press

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LONDON -- Britain,
once the world's sole imperial power, faces being sidelined at a
European summit intended to save the euro and stave off economic
collapse.


Prime Minister David Cameron, facing perhaps his most difficult test, has little room to maneuver.


He is hemmed in by divisions within his
Conservative Party over how close Britain should tie itself to Europe
-- divisions that brought down Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and bedeviled her successor, John Major.




The political straitjacket leaves Cameron
with few attractive options: Does he play the British bulldog and block
a euro deal, risking an economic firestorm that would certainly scald
his own country? Or does he acquiesce with plans drafted by France and Germany, and brace for a Conservative Party backlash that might cost him his job?


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