British Prime Minister David Cameron: London

New European Union Treaty Dept: LONDON - British Prime Minister David Cameron says he will demand greater freedoms for London's sprawling financial industry as his price for supporting any new European Union treaty to solve the euro crisis, according to Winnipeg Free Press. Answering questions Wednesday in the House of Commons, Cameron said solving the crisis threatening the euro was in Britain's national interest even if it is not one of the 17 European nations that use the common currency. He said he will be seeking safeguards for London's financial sector at Friday's summit in Brussels of European heads of state and britain's Prime Minister David Cameron walks past the Downing Street Christmas tree as he leaves number 10 in London, to go to the weekly Prime Minister's Questions session at the Houses of Parliament, Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2011. AP Photo/Matt Dunham The Conservative leader faced demands from some U.K. lawmakers, however, to go much further. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.