David Cameron
David Cameron is the Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party. He is the MP for Witney.
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A council house should not always be for life
Our social housing system is unbalanced and entrenches dependency, says Philip Johnston.
23 Nov 2010
David Cameron's speechwriter takes a few tips from Ronald Reagan
Ameet Gill, David Cameron's 28-year-old speechwriter, is named as the wordsmith responsible for the Prime Minister's jokey performance at a Spectator dinner
23 Nov 2010
Cameron reaffirms Afghanistan withdrawal date
The Prime Minister says the UK needs to know there is an endpoint to the military efforts in the war-torn country.
22 Nov 2010
The Coalition must aim higher than merely balancing the books
Long-term social recovery is within reach if the tough decisions are taken now, says David Laws.
22 Nov 2010
David Cameron hints that he would support Duchess of Cornwall as queen
David Cameron has raised the prospect that the Duchess of Cornwall could one day be Queen, declaring himself “a big Camilla fan”.
21 Nov 2010
Bishops warn David Cameron's Big Society will be undermined by welfare cuts
Church of England bishops have attacked the Government's planned cuts to public spending, with one warning they will lead to the creation of "townships" in Britain.
21 Nov 2010
Camerons cancel Thai Christmas
Mounting criticism that it sent the wrong signal at a time when the country is facing widespread job losses and spending cuts.
20 Nov 2010
The royal wedding will raise British spirits
Prince William and Kate Middleton embody David Cameron's ideal vision of Britain with almost spooky precision, says Matthew d'Ancona.
20 Nov 2010
Friends: The One with the Royal Austerity Wedding
Nick and Dave have some thoughts for Kate and Wills, in our political sitcom by Iain Hollingshead.
20 Nov 2010
Cameron's Euro allies 'taken over by far-Right'
Conservative MEP grouping's leader accuses Polish section.
19 Nov 2010
Lord Young: resignation letter in full
Lord Young has resigned as David Cameron's Enterprise czar after his "never had it so good" comments to the Daily Telegraph. Here is his resignation letter in full to the Prime Minister.
19 Nov 2010
Lord Young's comment was not grounds for resignation
Telegraph View: Lord Young’s departure sends the message that David Cameron would rather sacrifice a ferociously effective cost-cutter than offend a section of public opinion.
19 Nov 2010
There's a major flaw in Cameron’s plan for national happiness
Ken Dodd’s not a peer and this isn’t Knotty Ash, laments Matthew Norman.
19 Nov 2010
Lord Young was too good for Dave
I regret that my friend Lord Young made his rash remark about our never having had it so good, writes Simon Heffer.
19 Nov 2010
Christopher Hope's analysis
Many grassroots Tories will feel Lord Young of Graffham was forced to resign for speaking the truth about the Coalition’s spending cuts.
19 Nov 2010
Lord Young resigns over 'never had it so good' gaffe
Peer reflected on his comments, revealed exclusively in The Telegraph, and offered his resignation to the PM.
19 Nov 2010
Lord Young to do 'less speaking' after 'never had it so good' gaffe
David Cameron distances himself from Tory peer Lord Young following remarks about post-recession Britain.
19 Nov 2010
Lord Young has always been politically naïve
For most of those who got to know David Young during his first Cabinet incarnation, his cack-handed 'never had it so good comments' come as no surprise, writes Alan Cochrane.
19 Nov 2010
Fox criticises MoD 'culture of leaks'
Defence Secretary bitterly attacks his own Whitehall department over leak of sensitive documents to The Daily Telegraph.
19 Nov 2010
'You never had it so good' : Lord Young forced to apologise
Senior Tory offers "profound" apologies after telling the Telegraph that vast majority of Britons have "never had it so good".
19 Nov 2010
Lord Young: profile of David Cameron's 'enterprise czar'
Lord Young of Graffham, David Cameron’s enterprise czar, is considered one of the government’s most important advisers.
19 Nov 2010
Lord Young: Thatcher's old hand pulling Whitehall strings
Lord Young of Graffham was one of three Tory peers who made their names under Margaret Thatcher to be given key roles in the Coalition.
19 Nov 2010
How leaders go 'off message' with 'political candour'
Lord Young, the Prime Minister’s enterprise adviser, has declared that Britain has "never had it so good" because of low interest rates. He is not the first public figure to make candid remarks by going "off message". Here are some other recent examples.
18 Nov 2010
Recession? You've never had it so good, claims top Tory
Exclusive: The vast majority of Britons are benefiting from low interest rates during the recession, Lord Young, a senior adviser to David Cameron, declared controversially.
18 Nov 2010
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