PMQs verdict: Cameron squirms away from Corbyn’s housing attack
The public would have sided with Corbyn today but would be unlikely to vote for him
Pick of the week: Cameron’s shame
Our five most-read stories of the week
PMQs verdict: Cameron shames himself with ‘bunch of migrants’ comment
Cameron’s slip up at PMQs reveals something of his true character
Cameron promises game-changing EU speech next month
The prime minister has confirmed that he will be making his much anticipated speech about Britain’s role in the European Union in the middle of January.
PM comes out in favour of gay marriage in churches
David Cameron has today announced he is in favour of allowing churches to carry out gay wedding ceremonies.
Leveson: Cameron half-implements ‘bonkers’ report
David Cameron agreed to produce a draft bill of the Leveson recommendations today, in a bid to demonstrate that the core proposal is “unworkable”.
The Week in Review: One or two silver linings to a week of failures
Nothing seemed to go right for anyone this week. But somehow, the world still seems to be spinning round.
The MP who won’t let go: Bryant accuses PM of ‘criminality’
David Cameron may have withheld information from the Leveson inquiry to cover up criminal activities, Chris Bryant has claimed.
Cameron aide in US TV gaffe
Advisors in No 10 spend most of their time dealing with “crisis management” according to David Cameron’s deputy chief of staff Oliver Dowden.
The week in review: The impossibility of being sacked by David Cameron
Andrew Mitchell clings on despite the pleb row, David Cameron loses his reputation. Chris Bryant gets no answers. Nick Griffin gets a police investigation. And George Osborne has a good week. Wait… what?
