Cameron’s Euro woes

It's fair to say that the British Prime Minister David Cameron has had better weeks.

In an embarrassing airing of dirty laundry, leaked recordings of the Polish foreign minister revealed – with a string of expletives – that he believed Cameron had badly handled his EU policy.

Cameron’s strong stand against the appointment of Jean-Claude Junker is likely to leave him wrong-footed and isolated.

And to the jeers of a packed parliament Prime Minster Cameron had to apologize for ever appointing Andy Coulson as his director of communications after Coulson was convicted of phone-hacking in a sensational and costly trial in London.

James Blitz, leader writer at the Financial Times, spoke with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour about what it means for Cameron, and the UK.