Demands: Andrea Leadsom MP is leading a Tory backbench attack on Brussels Britain should have the power to give a ‘red card’ to EU proposals and existing laws and limit the right to freedom of movement across the Continent, according to the leader of a group of 100 Eurosceptic Tories. Andrea Leadsom, co-founder of the Fresh Start group of  Conservative MPs, said that without such changes there would be overwhelming calls for Britain to exit the EU. Her intervention comes ahead of a major speech tomorrow by George Osborne on Britain’s future in a reformed Europe. David Cameron is struggling to maintain Tory unity on the issue, with more than 90 backbenchers this week backing a call for  Parliament to gain a unilateral veto over new EU laws.
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Group of Eurosceptics want to limit free movement across continent
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Also want to 'give red card' to EU proposals and existing laws
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Group headed by Andrea Leadsom, who says without change there would be 'overwhelming' calls for Britain to exit EU
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In MailOnline piece, MP outlines what Fresh Start group are pressing for
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Says challenge is to make a reformed 'competitive and accountable' EU
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George Osborne will tomorrow speak about the country's future in Europe
enshrines the right of all @placeholder citizens to move to other countries and