David Cameron has forces with France and Germany on demand joined European Union to freeze a real terms in the budget end of the Decade.
The Prime Minister published a joint text with French President Nicolas Sarkozy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other European Heads of State and Government set out their demands for the EU expenditure restraint.
The European allies insisted that the budget of not more than inflation 2014-2020, with Mr Cameron claiming the document put down "a fixed marker" their determination, the budget to thresholds should increase during the period.
Speaking at the European Council Summit in Brussels, the Prime Minister said he had secured a "clear and unanimous agreement", the United Kingdom would be introduced not "be considered bailout for the euro area" as part of a new stability mechanism in 2013.
The UK would still part of the existing emergency mechanism until then but that was a commitment by the former Labour Government and "We have to live", he said.
Mr Cameron said the text negotiations on the EU budget for 2012 and 2013 and covered the longer-term perspective for 2014-2020. "What I do with our key partners in Europe, down a fixed marker for these negotiations set is," he said.
"Everywhere in Europe, countries are to their belt tightening cope with their deficits." Europe must be not immune. We want real budgetary discipline for 2014-2020 - to see the time of the next financial perspective. "Therefore, we publish the text talks about at least a real term in the budget for this period to be freeze."
He described the agreement between United Kingdom and France Germany as "incredibly significant" and a "huge success". "This is Great Britain, France and Germany - the three largest countries in the EU - standing united together to the need for the visit of the EU budget, getting out of control," he said.
Mr Cameron, he wanted the 2011 budget increase was lower than the 2.91% while is the Summit agreed and would work for a lower rise for 2012. United Kingdom had after pushed a freeze in 2011, but was overruled by other countries.
"Even 2.91% means a lot of extra money is from the United Kingdom to Brussels, I will us more in the year 2012 to do," he said yesterday.
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