Cameron says no cut to EU rebate
David Cameron has told EU leaders there can be "no question" of any further cuts to the British budget rebate.
And he told EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy there should be cuts in EU spending as a "symbolic gesture".
Mr Cameron, who is holding talks in Brussels ahead of a meeting of all 27 member states, has vowed to resist any increase in the EU's long-term budget.
Gavin Hewitt reports.
22 Nov 2012
- From the section UK Politics