David Cameron vowed to fight 'incredibly hard' to secure a good deal at today's EU summit European leaders today claimed Britain will 'have to be convinced' to accept a rise in Brussels spending as David Cameron scrambled to build support for a real terms freeze. The Prime Minister today warned any increase in the European Union's budget would be 'quite wrong'. He vowed to protect the UK's prized rebate from Brussels negotiated by Margaret Thatcher in 1984. But Jean-Claude Juncker, Luxembourg's PM calling for a Budget increase, said Britain will have to fall into line. 'I can't imagine how we can convince them, but they will have to be convinced,' he told reporters as talks began in Brussels.

But he wants the EU budget to reflect what is happening in member states - and he wants the best deal for

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