The foreign secretary, William Hague, has warned that any move towards closer integration by the 17 eurozone states must not mean they start taking decisions affecting the whole EU.
But speaking in interviews ahead of his keynote address on the closing day of the Conservative conference in Manchester, Hague warned that questioning Britain's relationship with Europe "would not help us or anyone else".
He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme that the government would safeguard Britain's EU role in the face of closer integration by eurozone countries.
For more: Hague: Britain's EU role will be protected if eurozone integration grows | Politics | guardian.co.uk
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