David Cameron the Conservative Party leader has demanded an immediate inquiry into the Iraq war as the UK prepared to end its military operations in the country.

I didn't see David Cameron's speech today, but I did just catch what the BBC described as the 'highlights' on the BBC's Today at Conference. Did Cameron really devote a whole section of his speech to "Our brave soldiers in Afghanistan' and not once mention those that he voted to send to fight, and maybe die, in Iraq? Perhaps the war in Iraq is no longer popular enough...

Back in 2005 I was at an Edinburgh event attended by David Cameron. The soon-to-be Tory leader entered the room and worked the crowd. He shook my hand and said: "Hello, I'm David Cameron." "Hello, I'm David Farrer," I replied. The chap to my left looked at me. Cameron turned to my neighbour and once again said: "Hello, I'm David Cameron." And my neighbour replied: "Hello, I'm David Purdie." I

Tomorrow sees the publication of Cameron on Cameron; a book edited by David Cameron and GQ's Dylan Jones. The Telegraph's Rosa Prince has been reading through her advance copy and gives us this nugget from David Cameron: "I was on...

David Cameron has pledged new Whitehall rules to prevent any repeat of the Downing Street dossier which Tony Blair used to justify the war in Iraq.

Here are further extracts from Cameron on Cameron, a collection of interviews between Cameron and Dylan Jones, the editor of GQ, published today.

Douglas Groves, one of our prominent members of BUCF and student of European Politics, Society and Economics, gives us an account of the day. On Thursday, February 11th, BUCF had both the honour of meeting David Cameron at Edgbaston Association, and the privilege of attending a Cameron Direct session at Bartley Green School. David Cameron was really

It has been widely trailed that David Cameron is going to outline his new European policy today, after capitulating yesterday on the Treaty of Lisbon issue. The feral members of the Tory Party are baying for blood, so what is Cameron going to give them? The most likely position that Cameron is going to propose to negotiate

In the piece on David Cameron in the Sunday Times magazine last Sunday, the following paragraph leaped out at me: Cameron does not think the experience in Iraq should put us off intervention - after all, he voted in favour...

David Cameron says a Tory Government would re-establish trust in the wake of Labour's ''dodgy dossier'' on Iraq.