Prime Minister David Cameron is travelling to Sweden for talks on the future of Europe with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other leaders. He will argue against the appointment of Jean-Claude Juncker as next president of the European Commission. Mrs Merkel has publicly backed former Luxembourg premier Mr Juncker, the commission candidate nominated by party groups in Europe.
But Mr Cameron thinks Mr Juncker could block his proposals for reform.
The prime minister is strongly opposed to Mr Juncker's belief in a closer political union between EU member states.
He has described Brussels as "too big, too bossy" and said following the European elections: "We need change.
"We need an approach that recognises that Europe should concentrate on what matters, on growth and jobs, and not try to do so much".
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