Referendum in Britain

British Prime Minister expressed again in favor of a new refendumi the UK to determine the future of institutional relations between London and Brussels, but not for the referendum to stay or leave permanently cut from the European Union.

He already does not protect as "status quo" in the relationship but noted that a new solution would require a new consent by the British public.

By all accounts if any such referendum would take place, he would not be held before 2015, or rather before the next parliamentary elections.

These statements Kemeron prime minister has made in Birmingham where he takes part in the annual conference of his Conservative Party, which has a strong arm Eurosceptics.

Although Cameron would not have the issue of relations with Europe in the middle of his speech in Birmingham, analysts believe that this statement is, however, a movement to the right, while he insists that implements the policies of the center.

British government react after the declaration of the President of the European Commission, Barroso, who called for a new EU Treaty that would create "a democratic federation of member countries."

According to the British Prime Minister that offers a chance to change London's relations with Brussels. Cameron, who turns 46 today, said Europe's main priority is to resolve the issue of the crisis in the eurozone and Britain should show strategic patience before seeking changes its next agreement with Europe.