'Is that it?' Eurosceptics turn on Cameron after EU negotiation launch

By William James and Kylie MacLellan LONDON (Reuters) - Eurosceptic members of Britain's Conservative Party turned on their party leader, Prime Minister David Cameron, on Tuesday over his bid to renegotiate the country's ties with the European Union, with one calling his proposals "thin gruel." After months of anticipation, Cameron published the four key areas in which he wants changes to the way the EU works, hoping to win over doubters who want Britain to vote to leave the bloc at a referendum