Cameron accused of using old tactics in speech on new politics
David Cameron has been accused of bussing in a crowd of young Tories to sit behind him and smile on cue by the University of East London student union president
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Cameron’s popularity slips as Brown’s rises
Gordon Brown’s popularity has risen 6 points to 35 per cent in the last 18 months, with David Cameron’s popularity down 9 points to 45 per cent.
Cameron’s selling-out to Express readers fails to win them over
Another day, another nail in the coffin of “compassionate Conservatism” with David Cameron giving one of his most extreme interviews yet – to the Express.
Hypocritical Cameron voted against proposals to reform parliamentary privilege
When the Parliamentary Standards Bill was introduced, it contained a clause stating parliamentary privilege did not prevent evidence being admissible.
Isolated Cameron defends Kaminski (again) as European leaders rally round Brown
The controversy over David Cameron’s alliance with Michal Kaminski re-ignited today following an interview in which the Tory leader once again defended him.
Cameron’s amnesia on gay adoption
Johann Hari’s interview with David Cameron exposed his amnesia on his own gay rights votes. It is not the first time that he has forgotten which way he voted.
Cameron’s defence of old politics
David Cameron’s Telegraph column indicates a cynical attempt to rebalance parliament in his favour. Only electoral reform can address the disproportionality.
More people identify as Labour as public remain sceptical of Tory economic policy
When asked what they think of themselves as, more people identified as Labour than Tory by 37% to 31%, with the Lib Dems on 18%, of those who gave a preference.
Cameron wrong: Millions not “at risk” from inheritance tax
David Cameron says that millions of families are “at risk” from inheritance tax. But economic theory shows that people do not pass on the full value of their assets.
Citizen empowerment v the “font of fear”
John Denham is at war with the ‘broken Britain’ narrative; his speech on Wednesday left it pockmarked with facts from a Britain not nearly so broken.