Cameron: No apology for EU veto

British Prime Minister David Cameron insisted today he would “make no apology for standing up for Britain” by deploying the UK’s veto to block a European Union treaty to bail out the euro last week.

But Mr Cameron was accused of making a “catastrophic mistake” by Labour leader Ed Miliband, who urged him to re-enter negotiations with the other 26 EU states to try to get a better deal for Britain.