The tone of some of their comments, particularly the irony of European Council President Donald Tusk, left May exposed at home as she heads into what is expected to be a tumultuous annual conference of her Conservative Party from Sept. 30. “On other issues, such as the Irish question, or the framework for economic cooperation, the U.K.’s proposals will need to be reworked and further negotiated.”

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*Leaders attend party meetings from 4:30 p.m.*They go into dinner at about 6:30 p.m. CET and will answer reporters’ questions on the way in

--With assistance from John Follain, Katharina Rosskopf, Nikos Chrysoloras, Jonathan Stearns, Tim Ross and Boris Groendahl.
At a European Union leaders' meeting in Salzburg, European Council President Donald Tusk says that he will push for an additional gathering in mid-November, allowing the United Kingdom's proposals to be "reworked and further negotiated".