Cameron shrugs off ‘Tory toff’ worries to rally voices against Scottish independence
David Cameron makes one of his biggest intervention yet in the Scottish independence debate
‘Reshoring’: Why Cameron won’t give up on the west
David Cameron defies the rise of eastern superpowers like China and India at the World Economic Forum in Davos
Cameron suppresses report showing immigration good for UK
The report, commissioned by Theresa May, was due to be published at the end of last year but was shelved “indefinitely” by David Cameron after it failed to find evidence to support cutting immigration.
Cameron: UK risks going into economic ‘free-fall’
The prime minister used his New Year’s message to warn that the UK’s economic recovery remained “fragile” and risked devastation if an alternative economic plan was adopted.
Top ten political gaffes of 2013: 4 – David ‘Pass’ Cameron
Like Cameron’s ‘mission accomplished’ gaffe (which didn’t make the top ten, alas) when in Afghanistan, this one is another example of the prime ministerial grey matter not functioning properly while on an overseas trip. Dave was in food giant Unilever’s HQ in India when an employee asked him the awkward question: “What brand of Unilever is very close to you, and why?”
Top ten political gaffes of 2013: 7 – David ‘School Bully’ Cameron
Here’s the prime minister for his second appearance in this year’s top ten.
Top ten political gaffes of 2013: 9 – David ‘Nuts’ Cameron
The prime minister just couldn’t help himself back in September when he began using “nuts” as a derogatory word.
Cameron does God in unflinchingly Christian Xmas message
David Cameron has declared “Christians around the world” should be inspired by Anglican and Catholic reforms underway this year, in an unusually religious Christmas message.
The Political Week Online: A hard knock life for MPs
It’s a hard knock life for MPs, being threatened with an 11% pay rise against your will. Plus gender segregation, DWP screw-ups, Home Office screw-ups, and the correct etiquette of the selfie.
Will they, won’t they? Cameron rejects Cabinet action on MPs’ pay rise
David Cameron is resisting pressure from ministers calling for collective action by the Cabinet against MPs’ pay rises.
