Two clues to the Tories’ post-election plans
Questioning the legitimacy of a Labour-SNP government and sketching out the draft of a Tory Queen’s Speech: it feels a lot like we’re picking up the first clues about what will happen in the critical days after May 7th. And all the indications are it won’t be very pretty.
#BattleForNumber10: How Cameron beat Miliband
The PM is a much more convincing speaker on screen, with one person or speaking to an audience
#BattleforNumber10: How Miliband beat Cameron
According to our sophisticated scoring system, which involves adding two numbers together, the clear winner is… Ed Miliband, actually.
Cameron’s ‘buggeration factor’: Tory bitterness at the civil service might be an excuse for failure
Today we learn that David Cameron is fed up with what he calls the “buggeration factor” of trying to ram policies past the civil service. The PM’s frustration is understandable, one of his former special advisers says.
PMQs verdict: So one-sided it was hard to watch
The only reasonable conclusion that any sane and logical person could make from this week’s PMQs is that Miliband is finished. And yet…
David Cameron declares war on Scotland
The independence referendum may have been lost, but the SNP continues to slowly advance towards its ultimate goal. David Cameron’s partisan selfishness is slowly driving Britain apart.
David Cameron should practice the Christian values he preaches
Under Cameron’s government, there is no room at the inn for the world’s needy
Revealed: The Tory plan to sabotage future Labour laws
A blatant power grab by the Conservatives is now taking shape in Westminster – after David Cameron took a major step in revealing the details of the Tories’ plan under questioning from MPs.
A slap in the face: EU hits Cameron with shock £1.7bn bill
Out of nowhere the European Union has produced an eye-watering demand for £1.7 billion, payable on December 1st please. It’s a minor catastrophe for David Cameron.
Implausible and vote-winning – is the PM’s migrant cap plan designed to fail?
Downing Street’s immigration crackdown, dismissed by critics as a blatant bid to out-Ukip Nigel Farage, is unlikely to become reality. That may not worry David Cameron very much.
