Britain’s right to limit benefits for European Union migrants will be at the mercy of MEPs who can veto the move under watered-down reforms secured by David Cameron yesterday.
The prime minister won the chance to implement an “emergency brake” on in-work benefits if Britain votes this year to remain in the EU.
However, a safeguard mechanism means that the European parliament would have a veto.
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