Prime Minister David Cameron says he is sorry to see Fabio Capello quit as England manger, but that the Italian was wrong to object to John Terry being dropped as captain.

Britain's economic recovery is being held back by a lack of women in the boardroom, Prime Minister David Cameron is due to say at a Stockholm summit.

David Cameron says the government will intensify moves to win back the tender from Dassault’s Rafale, but experts suggest the attempt is in vain

British businesses could be forced to appoint fixed quotas of women to their boards of directors under radical plans being considered by the Government.

David Cameron’s attendance at a summit of Nordic and Baltic leaders is an expression of one of the more successful aspects of his European policy

Labour leader Ed Miliband has urged David Cameron to drop plans to overhaul the NHS, branding the government's flagship Health and Social Care Bill a "complete disaster".

The Labour leader attacks David Cameron and Andrew Lansley's NHS reform Bill during a fiery PMQs.

Michael Deacon watches David Cameron flounder at Prime Minister's Questions.

How much does it cost to change a light bulb? Three hundred quid, said David Cameron at PMQs today. Ed Miliband came to the House eager to pile more pressure on the PM and his unloved NHS restructuring plan. Cameron fought back by citing the health bungles Labour presided over while in office. Billions wasted on kaput computers. Hundreds of millions blown on phantom operations. And dead light bulb...

Alan Duncan and Liz Kendall review PMQs, where NHS reforms in England dominated the exchanges between David Cameron and Ed Miliband.