Harriet Harman, Labour's deputy leader, has revived the party's class war assault on David Cameron by accusing him of having a 'born to rule' mentality.

Today, ahead of the G8 summit to be held in France from the 26th-27th May, Harriet Harman has written to David Cameron, the text of the letter is below:

Responding to David Cameron's speech today to the Conservative women's organisation, Labour's Deputy Leader, Harriet Harman MP asked: "If David Cameron is serious about his "moral obligation" to help women, children and families, why did he vote against flexible working and longer maternity pay? Why does his marriage tax break penalise families and children who need most help? Why w...

David Cameron was on punchy form at PMQs today. He jibed that in Harriet Harman’s case the Budget Red Book should be called ‘the un-Red book’ and called Labour backbenchers ‘dunces’ who didn’t know what the last government was planning. The Cameron Harman exchange was interesting. Harman had come armed with some classic follow-up questions using the details in t...

Ministers fear that a defeat for Labour in the Glenrothes byelection on Thursday will "encourage" David Cameron to believe the government's resurgence is over, Harriet Harman has told the Guardian. The leader of the Commons was campaigning in the Fife constituency today as Labour made a last-ditch effort to rally supporters and voters, but she was guarded about Labour's chances of retain...

Responding to David Cameron's speech on 10/11/08, Labour's Deputy Leader Harriet Harman MP said: "If David Cameron is serious about his "moral obligation" to help women, children and families, why did he vote against flexible working and longer maternity pay? Why does his marriage tax break penalise families and children who need most help? Why would he put up fuel tax at the most diffic...

Harriet Harman’s response to David Cameron’s statement on the G8 and G20 was noticeable for her attacking the Prime Minister for talking about bringing British troops home from Afghanistan within five years. Her criticism was that talking about withdrawal undermined the troops in the field, she sounded more like John McCain than I ever expected Harriet Harman to. She chose to reinforce...

The passing of David Cameron's "vanity photographer" from the public payroll was marked by a short but unedifying exchange of insults. Harriet Harman, leading for Labour, said "it cannot be denied" that Mr Cameron "knows a thing or two about posing", and demanded to know why he is "putting staff from Tory headquarters on to the public payroll, with taxpayers footing the bill".

Harriet Harman, deputy leader of the Labour Party, launched a blistering attack on David Cameron as a “false friend” of equality in the workplace and fairness in society who “only wants women for one thing and one thing only – their votes”.

Imagine the outcry there would be if someone like, say, David Cameron said this about Harriet Harman... She's the kind of woman your mother used to warn you about. You know the kind of woman I'm talking about. She'll promise you the world. Promise to make all your dreams come true. But if she got her wicked way with - you in the ballot box - you'd never hear from her again." I ...