Britain takes part in euro talks, despite Cameron's agreement refusal

British officials will take part in talks on a new deal designed to save the euro, despite David Cameron's refusal to sign up to the agreement.

British officials will take part in talks on a new deal designed to save the euro, despite David Cameron's refusal to sign up to the agreement.

The British Prime Minister refused to sign up to the deal, as other member states refused to implement safeguards for the city of London.

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