sir martin sorrell, how does mr. eak to brussels and how does he need to engage europe in a discussion going forward? sir sorrell: for the extreme right wing of his party that are against the eu, he has to bring back some concessions. some did suggest that angela merkel wants some of the things that david cameron wants for britain. it will be very interesting to see the negotiation. it may be that the prime minister will come back with something that will act as a fig leaf to cover the concessions that he wants, and it will go to a referendum with a better platform for the right wing of his party. tom: let's leave it right there, sir martin sorrell, short notice from his office with a brendan greeley, this is to years out but for england, it is essentially tomorrow. brendan: the line from our editor-in-chief going into this election was that if david cameron could, with a strong mandate, that he might be able to run a table on this referendum. this actually happened. nobody thought it would. he actually came out of th

and sir martin sorrell on the death of david lloyd george and tony blair's anglin. good morning.surveillance." it is job say, friday, may 8. i am tom, joining the olivia sterns and brendan greeley with our top headlines. olivia: it is a tory upset that surprises david cameron who is poised to return as prime minister after easily defeating ed miliband. the bbc forecast that conservatives will have a majority of our lament that would allow cameron to ditch his coalition partner of the last five years, the liberal democrats under nextick