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In a statement after the talks, Downing Street said Cameron had "underlined that he wanted to secure reforms and then keep the United Kingdom in a reformed EU".

His attempt to secure reforms with the help of Russia failed.

But he admitted that some issues would be difficult, and that "tenacity and patience" would be needed to secure reforms.

Stiglitz is sceptical of David Cameron's drive to secure reforms before a referendum on EU membership that is expected next year.

It shows support for quitting the EU would rise if David Cameron failed to secure reforms to freedom of movement rules - 45 per cent would vote to leave, with 40 per cent opting to stay in.

The referendum will be held before the end of 2017 but it could be staged as early as next year if the Prime Minister succeeds in his mission to secure reforms from the EU by the end of 2015.

Should he fail to secure reform on his terms, more than 50 Tory MPs are poised to lead the campaign for the UK to quit the EU.

Leading figures from Britain's main opposition parties are joining forces to secure reform of the voting system "by 2021" and will discuss strategy at a conference next week.

- to make the United Kingdom a leading player in Europe; - to strengthen the Commonwealth; - to secure reform for a more effective UN.

As recently as last month, the paper was criticising David Cameron for failing to secure reform of CAP in his negotiations with leaders from other EU nations.

The slow pace of progress through current pay machinery both hampers the ability to secure reform and prolongs uncertainty for officers and staff".