A new YouGov poll shows a clear majority of British people would choose to leave the EU in a referendum.
It says 47 per cent of people polled saying they would vote for Britain to leave the EU.
The poll, which took place on 8 and 9 September, asked how respondents would vote if there was a referendum on EU membership.
Some 33 per cent said they would vote for the UK to remain a member of the EU while 14 per cent said they did not know how they would vote.
Germany's opposition leader Sigmar Gabriel has said that chancellor Angela Merkel now accepts the need for growth and investment measures in Europe, reports the Independent
The Irish Times reports on a European parliament resolution which could result in fines and sanctions for employers found to be paying women less than men for the same job
Major European airlines have renewed their criticism of the EU's emissions trading scheme (ETS), reports the Wall Street Journal
Dutch MPs have voted in support of ratifying the European stability mechanism (ESM), which makes €500bn available to bailout struggling member states, reports the FT
The European Court of Justice has rejected calls by Swiss chocolate makers Lindt to register its well-known rabbit as a trademark, says BBC News
