
Faith schools improve social cohesion. Discuss…
Faith schools, by and large, work. They are popular with parents, achieve better grades and are perceived to be strong on discipline and pastoral care.

Faith schools, by and large, work. They are popular with parents, achieve better grades and are perceived to be strong on discipline and pastoral care.

David Cameron is “shallow” and “an utter joke”, say campaigners after the Tories last night said there was “no justification” for abolishing hereditary peers.

The Tory marriage tax plans are in further confusion this morning as it emerged that just 1 in 20 couples would benefit. The policy would cost £800 million.

David Cameron, in his speech on “Broken Britain” today, stands accused of “easy populism” and sending out different messages over his policies.

David Cameron today spoke of a ‘social recession’. Evidence, however, suggests that the social recession goes deeper than moral failure or community breakdown.

David Cameron has again defended his European allies, claiming some of the charges against them are “absolutely not true”, saying he “wouldn’t join” extremists.

David Cameron’s education plans are practically the same as three years ago – and his headline measures on teacher training will make little or no impact.

Could David Cameron’s commitment that a future Tory government would restrict Ofcom’s remit have anything to do with Rupert Murdoch’s decision to support him?

NGOs have responded to David Cameron’s plans to “join up” the International Development and Defence budgets with dismay.

Left Foot Forward contributer, Mark Thompson, has a fascinating account of a Cameron Direct event in Reading yesterday evening on his Mark Reckons blog. Thompson describes Cameron as “a very impressive individual in the flesh” and that there were “verytest