Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said that the Conservative Party is integrated and David Cameron is showing direction on Britain's relationship with Europe. He said that the need for the alterations arise to ensure that UK remained competitive.

Tory grandee Lord Howe has laid blame on the PM of "running scared" of Eurosceptics and losing the management of the party. The Activists said that the party is suffering from "crisis" accompanied by the concerns over gay

marriage, Europe and a "disconnect" with the grassroots.

The prime minister has pledged an in-out referendum on Britain's association with European Union by the year 2017. If he is able to accomplish his commitments, the next election outrights.

However, Mr. Cameron said that he wants to first try to renegotiate the features of the relationship of Britain with the EU.

Mr. Hunt's involvement brings along anger among party activists at accounted comments by a member of Mr. Cameron's inner circle that Tory workers Eurosceptics were "mad, swivel-eyed loons". The health secretary said that he denies the fact that any one closer to Mr. Cameron might have made those comments and these comments don't report any of the comments made by the PM.

Lord Howe said that the Conservative leadership is now facing fears from its own people. He said that if someone clearly looks at the substance of the concern, the Conservative Party is absolutely united.