Under the microscope: Cameron’s cancer drug anecdote
In the leaders’ debate, David Cameron used an anecdote to highlight his cancer drug policy. But his policy would push up drug prices and reduce value for money.
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More Cameron claims fall flat
David Cameron’s performance in Thursday’s leaders’ debate continued to unravel this weekend.
I met a blue man in Plymouth
David Cameron’s anecdotes have come under scrutiny since the leaders’ debate. Left Foot Forward takes an evidence-based look at his blue friends in the south.
Can we trust the Tories on immigration?
David Cameron’s words in the leaders’ debate have been picked apart. So can we trust him on immigration, an issue that Lansley wanted to “play” in the mid-1990s.
Cameron’s dodgy cancer stats
David Cameron’s selectively used data on cancer death rates last night. The facts support a greater focus on early diagnosis – an approach he opposes.
Cameron’s fear of Beijing wide of the mark
In the week President Hu held talks with Barack Obama at a summit on nuclear security, David Cameron last night suggested China was a potential nuclear threat.
David Cameron sees reds under the bed
David Cameron entered a diplomatic row last night as he equated the future threat from China with that from Iran. David Miliband was quick to condemn the remarks.
Cameron’s minions would rather cut tax than the deficit
If the sentiments found on the Conservative Home website are anything to go by, the wider public are set to be disappointed.
Cameron’s MEPs vote with UKIP & BNP against gender equality
Nearly 90 per cent of David Cameron’s MEPs voted against a European Parliament resolution calling for “Action on Gender Equality”.
Cameron’s “Big Society” is in democratic deficit
David Cameron’s “Big Society” is in democratic deficit. It is merely a back-door way of allowing the wealthy and educated to clean up at the expense of the poor.