EU referendum 'would slash UKIP support'
David Cameron could slash Ukip's support by more than a third if he promises an in-out referendum on EU membership, according to a new poll.
Research by ComRes for the Sunday People found 63% of the public want a vote on whether Britain should remain in the union.
Some 33% said they would cast their ballot in favour of a full withdrawal - including two thirds of Ukip supporters, 27% of Tories, 25% of Labour voters, and 17% of Liberal Democrats.
However, more people - 42% said they were against leaving the EU.
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