Sunday, June 08, 2008  Majority of people support UKIP policy
British voters would back radical moves to negotiate a new,
looser relationship with the European Union, a survey has shown.
The ICM opinion poll for Global Vision, the Eurosceptic campaign
group, found that among people who want to remain in the EU, a
majority would like Britain to opt out of political and economic
union, and restrict itself to links based on trade and co-
operation.  I went to the launch of global Britain and they say
that their aims are to get that looser relationship whilst
remaining in the EU. Something that, when they are not on
record, senior members say is not possible.  A British
government seeking to achieve such an outcome could only do so
by putting it to voters in a referendum. Not strictly true if it
were a manifesto pledge, surely? If there were a positive
result, ministers would then need to renegotiate the terms of
Britain's membership with all other EU member states – apolicy
currently held by none of the three m