David Cameron Archives - Page 17 of 52

Analysis: Lisbon treaty U-turn haunts Cameron’s Europe long game

For the Conservatives - and for David Cameron - Europe is the kind of poison which rots from within.

David Cameron’s frustrating Europe speech obfuscation can be traced back to his other big crisis on the issue: abandoning the Tories’ “cast-iron guarantee” over the Lisbon treaty referendum.

The week in review: The omniterrible coalition

Cameron and Clegg's promises haven't all held true

‘Omnishambles’ is sooo last year, so this week we’re offering your choice of words. Omnimess, omnimuddle, omnifiasco all seem to fit the bill for 2013.

PMQs verdict: A midterm shambles – but Cameron keeps grinning

MPs cheerfully went about their business of doing each other down in the first PMQs of the new year

The fact MPs were sitting down and stationary for the first prime minister’s questions is not going to stop this writer claiming they all had a spring in their step.

Midterm review sketch: Empty document fails to hide coalition tensions

A rare event, these days: David Cameron and Nick Clegg hold a press conference, for real journalists

Whereas the Rose Garden was charming and novel, we have now grown familiar with the tedious, forced bonhomie which now prevails between David Cameron and Nick Clegg in their coalition government’s midterm review press conference.

Two more years? Cameron and Clegg reload the coalition

Nick Clegg and David Cameron will underline their "unwavering" commitment to the coalition

A wave of new reforms and a renewed commitment to coalition government form the backbone of David Cameron and Nick Clegg’s midterm review, unveiled this afternoon.

Cameron: I want power until 2020

David Cameron says he wants to stay in No 10 as a Tory PM until 2020

David Cameron wants to remain in Downing Street until at least 2020, he has confirmed.

Cameron’s exit strategy analysis: 2020 or bust?

When to let go? Matt Ashton examines the PM's options

A dignified exit is vital to a prime minister’s legacy, and getting it wrong can be devastating.

Analysis: Opportunity knocks for statesman Cameron

G8 presidency gives the UK another opportunity to shove its way to global centre stage

At first glance, 2013’s G8 presidency and the chance for an EU-US trade deal offers a fresh opportunity for David Cameron to show off his statesmanlike qualities. In reality, British diplomacy is up to its grubby old tricks once again.