Merkel Says the UK Referendum on the EU is a "Completely Unnecessary" Risk
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German chancellor Angela Merkel believes the UK referendum on the EU is a "completely unnecessary" risk, Daily Mail reports.
The German Chancellor is said to believe David Cameron agreed to the poll only to placate Eurosceptic members of the Conservative Party.
Mrs Merkel is said to believe a Brexit would be the "ultimate disaster" for the EU and is ready to join Mr Cameron's campaign if wanted.
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