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David Cameron, the leader of the Conservative Party, has kept the Tories consistently ahead of Gordon Brown's Labour Party in the opinion polls.
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The Cameron candidate, her affair and the Tory party split
The market towns of Norfolk are an unlikely setting for a political row which could rock the sure-footed leadership of David Cameron.
31 Oct 2009
Miliband's nasty tactics have shoved Cameron into the mire
The Tories still don't know how to react when attacked, says Charles Moore.
30 Oct 2009
David Cameron calls on David Miliband to apologise over attacks on 'anti-Semitic' ally
David Cameron, the Tory leader, has demanded that David Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, retract his recent attacks on the Conservatives’ European allies who he accuses of being anti-Semitic.
30 Oct 2009
David Cameron's younger sister Clare is to marry
Clare Cameron, the younger sister of the Tory leader who got him together with Samantha during a family holiday in Calabria, Italy, is herself to tie the knot.
28 Oct 2009
None of our politicians realise the mess we're in
The Tories' plans to deal with Britain's recession are still economically illiterate, argues Simon Heffer.
27 Oct 2009
David Cameron: 'Anyone but El Presidente Tony Blair' - sketch
Tony Blair was last night left facing the grim prospect of life on the scrapheap in David Camerons Britain after the Tory leader said he would prefer absolutely anyone else to get the job of "El Presidente" of the European Union.
27 Oct 2009
Cameron urges EU not to have President Blair
David Cameron says the last thing that Europe needs is the “all-acting” former prime minister at its head.
27 Oct 2009
New Bullingdon Club play
David Cameron and Boris Johnson will have their association with the elite Bullingdon Club, the Oxford University dining society, put back under the spotlight again in a major new play opening next year.
25 Oct 2009
The softly, softly fight for women's vote
A revolt is brewing among Tory activists against women-only shortlists, but getting more female MPs is crucial, says Melissa Kite.
25 Oct 2009
David Cameron chooses tokenism over principle
Most voters want the best candidate as their MP, not the best after half the population has been ruled out, observes Simon Heffer.
23 Oct 2009
The blood, sweat and tears facing David Cameron
Our debts are much worse but the political situation will be much better for David Cameron, says Benedict Brogan.
22 Oct 2009
We need able MPs, not Babes
David Cameron would do well to remember Blair's Babes as he flaunts his all-women short lists, writes Liz Hunt.
21 Oct 2009
Tories must not replace Labour's cronies
The Balls fiasco perfectly illustrates the folly of public sector patronage, says Simon Heffer
20 Oct 2009
More on David Cameron
Gordon Brown saves the world (again)
Gordon Brown is trying to persuade world leaders to clinch a deal at the Copenhagen climate change summit. Geoffrey Lean looks at his chances of success.
20 Oct 2009
Speechbreaker: remixing Brown and Cameron
Speechbreaker is a new website that puts you in charge of the speeches of David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Gordon Brown.
19 Oct 2009
Cameron must be true to his word on Europe
Telegraph View: Ruling out a Lisbon referendum does not relieve the Conservatives of their basic duty, which is to take back sovereign powers from an unelected, unpopular and inefficient European Union.
19 Oct 2009
Baroness Thatcher to receive statesmanship award from Cameron
Baroness Thatcher is to receive an international statesmanship award on Tuesday night from David Cameron.
19 Oct 2009
David Cameron 'tried to place George Osborne ally in safe seat'
David Cameron failed in an attempt to parachute an ally of George Osborne into a safe seat for the next general election, it has been claimed.
19 Oct 2009
Lords Lite – a case of peer today, gone tomorrow
I yield to no one in my admiration for Anya Hindmarch, but I can't see why it's necessary to drag her into the second chamber, writes Melanie McDonagh.
19 Oct 2009
Televised election debate chaos
Plans for a televised election debate have been plunged into chaos by squabbling between the party leaders over how it would be staged.
17 Oct 2009
Sun sets on the rooftop revolution
Geoffrey Lean is afraid to say that the solar-powered chickens may be fluttering home to roost.
16 Oct 2009
Cameron is the leader to decentralise power
The last 30 years of government have failed to give power away but the Tories could be different, argues Jamie Bartlett.
16 Oct 2009
Gordon Brown allows Tatler 'toffs' to drink fizz
Irked by the pictures that were taken of him quaffing champagne during the Tory conference, David Cameron declined to attend the lavish 300th anniversary party for Tatler at Lancaster House in St James's.
15 Oct 2009
Cameron's tax incentives won't solve family breakdown
The Conservative party policy of enticing unhappy couples with incentives to keep them together overlooks the good that comes from strong, stable families in the first place, writes Jen Lexmond.
15 Oct 2009
Martin Bell in talks to oust Alan Duncan
Martin Bell, the former anti-sleaze MP, is in secret talks to field an independent candidate against Alan Duncan who was sacked from the shadow cabinet after complaining MPs were made to live on rations.
15 Oct 2009
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