Cameron’s industrial policies must match up with his vision
There was much to welcome in David Cameron’s first major speech as Prime Minster on industrial policy. But his policies must now catch up with his vision.
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Wolf at the door for Cameron
David Cameron today attempted to make the case for immediate spending cuts. But his rationale is flawed, as the Financial Times’ Martin Wolf made clear this morning.
Cameron silences Wales’s voice
David Cameron’s Welsh secretary will only sit on one cabinet committee; by contrast, the Scottish secretary will sit on eight.
Are the Tories really getting to grips with the deficit?
On the Today programme this morning, David Cameron defended the coalition’s £6bn cuts – but the rationale for the move has shifted since the election.
Queen’s speech – Will Northern Ireland support Cameron?
With Northern Ireland’s MPs now united against the Coalition’s cuts programme, it will take a great deal of work for Clegg and Cameron to get any support there.
Is Cameron disrespecting Wales?
When David Cameron visited Wales last week, he came armed with the message that he wanted a relationship based on respect – yet that may now have changed.
Cameron trapped between Tory dinosaurs & Lib Dem enthusiasts on Europe
Mr Cameron has to dampen the EU fervour of the Lib Dems and dampen the rampant scepticism of the dinosaurs in his party, meaning weak pragmatism rules.
Scottish Conservatives – the autopsy starts now
Make no mistake about it, the Conservative Party’s failure to gain any seats in Scotland was a hammer blow.
Cameron u-turn as Tories split on Welsh referendum date
David Cameron has used his first visit to Cardiff Bay since coming to power to give way to Wales on his plans to begin cutting this year.
Northern Ireland: The challenges facing Mr Cameron
With David Cameron visiting Wales today – and following his visit to Scotland on Friday – we look ahead to what awaits the prime minister in Northern Ireland.