Whether it's the UUP that he should be merging with is one thing: David Cameron is to launch the biggest shake-up of the Conservative Party for decades as part of a bold plan to win support across the whole of the United Kingdom. The Tories are to forge a new party

Today David Cameron is addressing the Ulster Unionists annual conference in Belfast. In a speech he is due to deliver to delegates Cameron is expected to explicitly outline his commitment to ‘the United Kingdom’ rather than just England. Cameron will say that he is ‘no little Englander’ and he is determined to be a Prime

David Cameron has the power to kill the Lisbon Treaty "stone dead", the leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party has said.

Per David Cameron: "I want to win the next election outright. I recognise that even if in doing that we don't have a majority in Scotland I will work with anyone in Scotland, whoever the First Minister is, whoever wants to keep the Union together, to make sure that the Government in Westminster governs in the interests of the whole of the United Kingdom." Am I reading too much into this or is...

Labour's hold on government has slipped and the Conservative party is "strong, united" and "ready" for power, David Cameron has claimed.

The grousy voices from disappointed Tories are already being heard. Both the Observer and the Independent report - rather gleefully - on dissension in the Conservative Party about the way David Cameron ran the campaign. We should have had a majority, go the siren voices of discontent; how did Cameron throw this away? Only the Conservative right could be quite so self-deluded. The only person stand...

After reading David Cameron’s article in The Guardian, New politics: We need a massive, radical redistribution of power (25 May 2009), I could hardly wait to hear more about Britain under a Conservative government. Since this is a blog about the European Union and European integration, I picked two items of interest ahead of today’s speech in the blog post Ailing United Kingdom: Propor...

One of the major stories of this week has been David Cameron’s first visit to the United States as Prime Minister. The first official meeting of the two leaders has always been seen as essential to the future success of the ‘Special Relationship’ between the United States and the United Kingdom. Our friendship took a beating under

David Cameron's endorsement of plans to limit the power of Scottish MPs at Westminster has been derided as a shopping trip for easy votes in Middle England that undermines the Conservative commitment to a United Kingdom.

David Cameron the Conservative leader has joined the campaign to defend the National Health Service following protests in the United States at Barack Obama's healthcare reform plans.