The leaders of the European Union in Brussels are preparing to all night long talks at a joint budget in the next seven years.
The north of England's leading countries cut, and southern and eastern countries hope to continue to provide funds, in order to reduce the eu's 27 countries gap between the rich and the poor.
Is expected that the final number seven budget will dip below the tens of billions of euros ?1 trillion dollars (us $1.35 trillion) mark, a real slash budgets, Britain's prime minister David Cameron think, must reflect the squeeze spending, the pursuit of individual countries at home.
Poland is expected to lead to the group for the poorer members, especially those who have already hit by the financial crisis continue to support.



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