Gordon has finally given you the ability to email him but there is a slight problem.Dear Prime Minister I notice that after many months of having no means to email your office you have now added the facility at However, it is of some concern that whilst adding the facility you have also decided to limit how much someone can actually say to you in an email. Specifically you have limited the amount ...

David Cameron reveals he told the Queen he was not "totally sure" what sort of government he was going to form as he became prime minister.

Former UK prime minister reveals the delight of his government ministers when France voted to reject the European Union's draft constitution

There has been for a short while a facility on the Number Ten website to sign-up for newsletters from the Prime Minister to be sent by email. Now, this was almost certainly going to be a scam, based on all that has gone before, and the most likely reasons for it even existing would be (a) to give the appearance of being in touch with the people of Briatin, and (b) accumulating email addresses, as

The prime minister has been accused of cutting himself off from the electorate after it emerged Downing Street removed a link allowing members of the public to email him from the website.

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This is worth covering, as it reveals much about the Prime Minister's way of working. The way our nation is being run depends heavily on the character of the Prime Minister of the day, so we cannot afford to ignore what has happened so far, and the same applies to what follows.First we have Brian Wilson's testimony, covered at Iain Dale's Diary. He was formerly Energy Minister, and has a very

In conversation with the editor of GQ, the would-be prime minister reveals . . . that he "doesn't really like Pot Noodles" If there is one political question that needs to be addressed today it is this: what sort of prime minister would David Cameron be? The voters may have decided they do not like Gordon Brown, but before they let go of Nurse they are entitled to ask whether the smooth, youn...

Prime Minister David Cameron has signalled that he is prepared to toughen the laws on strike action.

Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to repeat calls for public sector workers to call off this week's strike over pensions, in a speech later.