Cameron under pressure over Lisbon referendum

Tory leader David Cameron was tonight under increasing pressure to declare whether he would press ahead with his promised referendum on the controversial Lisbon Treaty, even if it has been fully accepted by the rest of the European Union.

Tory leader David Cameron was tonight under increasing pressure to declare whether he would press ahead with his promised referendum on the controversial Lisbon Treaty, even if it has been fully accepted by the rest of the European Union.

A major obstacle to the treaty’s ratification was removed today as Ireland voted by a massive two-to-one majority to reverse the outcome of last year’s referendum and accept the treaty.

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