British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Wednesday defended his refusal to hold a referendum on the European Union’s controversial new treaty, ahead of a crunch vote in parliament. His government was not expected to lose the vote in the lower House of Commons Wednesday evening, but the prime minister was keen to minimise a rebellion from his own side as they clashed with opposition lawmakers. Full Story
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