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In return, the DUP has secured reforms to the way loyalist marches are handled in Northern Ireland, including the abolition of the Parades Commission, a body most unionists regard as biased in favour of nationalists.

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.

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

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

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.

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 28-state bloc by the end of 2015.

Having won the right to vote in 1956, Egyptian women went into politics, securing reforms such as an official (widely ignored) ban on female circumcision, as well as winning senior posts in government.

David Cameron will meet the French president, François Hollande, in Paris as part of his last-minute effort to get the big players in Europe to back his attempt to secure reforms.

Mr Cameron will get an opportunity at the end of the dinner with EU leaders to address the third main item on the summit's agenda – his bid to secure reforms in four key areas before staging an in-out referendum before the end of 2017.