LONDON — The uk's Treasury primary has tossed his support behind Excellent Reverend David Cameron’s decision to veto changes to the Western Partnership agreement, saying the switch covered U.K. economic pursuits.Cameron declined an invites to become a member of 26 Western lovers in a stronger economical partnership to save the dollar which he said just didn't effectively secure The uk's country wide interest and recommended giving up too much control over control of The uk's major economical area.
The switch increased worries about whether The united kingdom reasonably can remain a member of the bloc.
Treasury primary Henry Osborne covered Cameron on BBC stereo Saturday, saying if the perfect minister had “caved in” to putting your signature on the agreement, the “full force” of the EU could have compromised English pursuits.
