David Cameron has grasped the nettle on savers that the Telegraph has been campaigning on. He today sets out a £4.8 billion package of tax cuts for savers and pensioners to be funded by cutting public spending. Basic-rate taxpayers will not have to pay tax on their savings under the proposals unveiled by the Conservatives. David Cameron, the Conservative leader, is also pledging to incr...

In my Telegraph column today, I disclose four of the books David Cameron is reading on his holiday, and suggest a few more books he might care to read over the Summer... David Cameron has a voracious appetite for books. He speed-reads his way through several tomes a week. Some years ago I owned Politico's, a political bookshop in Westminster, and I remember well the huge orders Cameron used to pla...

I do not believe for one moment that David Cameron and his mob really want to do anything about divorce, and I think that it is very telling that they have placed a story saying that they do in the Cameron-sceptical Daily Telegraph rather than in the Cameron-loving Guardian or on the Cameron-worshipping BBC. But here is what could and should be done about divorce by anyone who really was of such a...

David Cameron and Michael Gove have given a joint interview to The Telegraph. Mr Cameron tells The Telegraph that Francis Maude's implementation team are already drawing up a "Great Education Reform BIll' to deliver the Tory agenda on schools as...

(1) David Cameron & The Sunday Telegraph David Cameron has come up with some lines that crystallise the collective belief in Britain right now. In his interview with the Sunday Telegraph he's going to feed the final thoughts into the national psyche that will ensure there is simply no way back for Brown: Mr Cameron said that if Labour did get rid of Gordon Brown then it would have to ...

Telegraph View: David Cameron must act to calm growing concerns among his supporters about the direction of his leadership.

David Cameron writes for The Telegraph on the eve of the Conservative party conference in Manchester.

Telegraph View David Cameron's Conservatives will face the gargantuan task of implementing the Thatcher revolution all over again.

Today's slap down of Ukip in the second leader item in the Daily Telegraph, is significant for David Cameron. For a decade and a half, since Ukip's inception, the Telegraph has annoyed the Conservatives by its flirtation with this vehicle for the most rabid Eurosceptics. Former Telegraph editor Charles Moore had a soft spot for Ukip, as did his successor Martin Newland.

David Cameron's daughter has been complaining that it is always Mrs Gove that has been taking her to school of late.