Prime minister says a general election would cause 'chaos' if it resulted in a Tory government Gordon Brown betrayed fears of losing the general election to the Conservatives after telling David Cameron in a heated parliamentary exchange today that a Tory government would be "bad for the country". The prime minister was put on the spot at question time after the Conservative leader asked...

Tory leader suggests Labour's recent election loss is the reason the prime minister is seeking parliamentary reform David Cameron today accused Gordon Brown of floating the prospect of changes to the electoral system only because he fears he will lose the next general election. At prime minister's question time, Cameron sought to seize on the prime minister's woes in their first mee...

A bookmaker has announced it is paying out early on bets placed on David Cameron to be Prime Minister and the Conservatives to win the most seats in the General Election.

CONSERVATIVE leader David Cameron urged Prime Minister Gordon Brown to call a general election in the wake of Labour's disastrous by-election defeat in Scotland today.

David Cameron is calling on the prime minister to call a general election in the wake of Labour's Glasgow East by-election defeat.

David Cameron could be installed as prime minister, even if he fails to win the general election outright, under a deal with unionist parties, The Daily Telegraph can disclose.

The Tory leader is not only preparing for a general election, but to become prime minister says Benedict Brogan.

Tory leader attacks prime minister's 'appalling judgment' and says the government is in 'terminal decline' David Cameron today called into question the prime minister's judgment and challenged him to call a general election. In bitter Commons' question time exchanges the Tory leader mocked Gordon Brown's leadership and warned that the government was now in "...

They all want Lord Myners to negotiate their retirement packages!" shouted David Cameron, as he waved across at the ranks of Labour ministers. "Call a general election, and we can arrange it!" Naturally the theme of prime minister's questions yesterday was unemployment, so it grew bad-tempered very quickly. One of the crossest was Dennis Skinner, who had been shouting at the Tory leader as he...

The prime minister has rejected David Cameron's calls for a general election, insisting it would lead to "chaos".