CAM VOWS TO GIVE BRITS A SAY

DAVID Cameron has pledged to stop more powers being moved from Britain to Brussells without a referendum.

The Tory leader said he would even change the law if he were elected.

Mr Cameron made his promise after admitting that his original campaign for a vote on the Lisbon Treaty is now no longer possible.

He added that his changes to the European Communities Act 1972 would also cover any attempts to sweep Britain into the single European currency.

Mr Cameron said: “We will make sure this never, ever happens again.

“Never again should it be possible for a British government to transfer power to the European Union without the say of the British people.”

He admitted yesterday that the Tories’ campaign for a UK referendum had been left in tatters after the Czech Republic became the final EU member state to sign the document on Tuesday.

Now new posts of president and foreign minister for Europe will now be created.

Signalling that he would like to go even further to protect the UK, he has promised to create a United Kingdom Sovereignty Bill.

Because Britain does not have a written constitution this bill would make it clear that ultimate authority for the country lies with Westminster.

Mr Cameron added: “This is about an assurance that the final word on our laws is here in Britain.”

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