The Prime Minister has outlined a bold vision for transforming England's public services. In a Cabinet Office report “Excellence and fairness: Achieving world class public services” published today, he argues that although public services have improved dramatically over the past decade they are not yet world-class and a new stage of reform is required.

David Cameron refers to the Guardian as he attacks the prime minister's public spending plans

ON HIS first full day as Prime Minister Mr Cameron had telephone conversations with Japanese prime minister Yukio Hatoyama, Irish Taoiseach Brian Cowen and Italian prime mini

Today's report from the House of Lords communications committee contains some interesting recommendations about the lobby system, but, buried in the minutes of evidence, there's also a fascinating letter from the Conservative party. It says that, if David Cameron became prime minister, he would take part in an annual televised debate with the leader of the opposition. The home secretary,...

Over at Coffee House, Daniel Korski looks at how Prime Minister Cameron might operate. He suggests that Mr Cameron might appoint a new Cabinet-level Secretary of State for Veteran Affairs (entirely consistent with the Cameron-Fox emphasis on these issues) and...

PRIVATE companies are to be allowed to bid to run public services under reforms unveiled by Prime Minister David Cameron.

Prime Minister David Cameron says the budget deficit will not be dealt with by "just hitting either the rich or the welfare scrounger".

In an increasingly bitter row over public spending the Tory leader has accused the Prime Minister of misleading the public.

Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday that an Israeli raid on Gaza-bound aid ships was “completely unacceptable”.In his first public comments on the situation, Cameron said he had also spoken to Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan “to extend our condolences for the Turkish citizens who have been lost”. “What has happened is completely unacceptable,

I've just caught up with the iPlayer rerun of Prime Minister's Questions. It was the best exchange for many weeks. I'll leave the analysis to Fraser Nelson, but I thought this was David Cameron's strongest performance for a long time. In a twitter this morning I said... David Cameron should slit the Prime Minister's political throat, then go back and slit it again. Well he...