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It’s not just Ukip that’s changing Cameron’s mind about immigration

The return of the eurozone crisis has prompted some serious rethinking in No. 10

British Prime Minister David Cameron speaks at a press conference at the EU Headquarters on February 8, 2013 in Brussels, on the last day of a two-day European Union leaders summit. After 24 hours of talks lasting through the night, European Union leaders finally clinched a deal on the bloc's next 2014-2020 budget, summit chair and EU president Herman Van Rompuy said Friday. AFP PHOTO / JOHN THYS (JOHN THYS/AFP/Getty Images) 
issue 25 October 2014
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