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That is what the prime minister will be fervently hoping, as he ponders the existential threat UKIP poses to his party, and he thinks about how to pursue his ambition of persuading the rest of the EU to allow the UK greater rights of self-determination as an EU member.

They want the Government to vaccinate badgers – as is currently being trialled in Wales – or to lobby the EU to allow the use of the BCG.

The Schengen regime (named after a town where the original treaty was signed) requires almost all members of the EU to allow completely free movement over their shared borders, despite months of international migrant crises and national defections.

In a sign of its reach, the campaign has won over the Labour MP for Birmingham Perry Barr, Khalid Mahmood, who says Britain should leave the EU to allow an increase in migration from Commonwealth countries.

Last month, the Financial Times reported that the US is using these negotiations "to push for a fundamental change in the way business regulations are drafted in the EU to allow business groups greater input earlier in the process".

Under pressure from the UN, the US and the EU to allow a parliamentary vote, Sirisena agreed three times to lift the suspension but changed his mind each time.

Austria is to launch a legal challenge against the European Union's (EU) decision to allow billions of pounds of subsidies for Hinkley Point C, casting fresh doubt over the UK's first planned nuclear reactors in 20 years.

Discussions are taking place within Whitehall and between Downing Street and other EU capitals to allow the prime minister to say he has achieved his main goal on EU migration – a reduction in "the current very high level of population flows from within the EU into the UK".

In London, the Foreign Office said: "There are a number of explicit exemptions within EU sanctions to allow Iran to purchase humanitarian goods such as medicines.

The EU is to allow its traders to use UK-based clearing houses, which act as a middle-man in most of world's trade in the $530tn£420n0n) market for derivatives contracts, cushioning users from the risk of default.

Theresa May's off to Brussels today to try to persuade the leaders of the other 27 EU countries to allow Brexit to be delayed until 30 June.