Cameron says will unveil EU demands in November

British Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday he will finally unveil his long-awaited EU renegotiation demands early next month, amid growing impatience from his European partners. 

Speaking after a meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, Cameron said the talks ahead of a referendum that he has promised by the end of 2017 were going well.  "The pace will now quicken and I will be again setting out the four vital areas where we need change, laying down what those changes will be at the start of November," Cameron told reporters. 

"So we quicken the pace and quicken those negotiations in the run-up to the December council."  He said he would also be talking about his demands with European Union peers in Brussels later Thursday, ahead of the first formal political discussion on his plans at the December summit.