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Cameron on Lisbon Treaty

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David Cameron is to outline his party's new policy on Europe - after the Czech president became the final EU leader to sign the Lisbon Treaty.

The Conservatives have already conceded that a referendum on the issue is no longer possible.

As he left home on Wednesday, he was asked about the decision.

READ MORE: Cameron denies Tory EU 'turmoil'

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