A quick question for you. This is something I was discussing last night. Will David Cameron become a great prime minister? My answer is he has to be, otherwise the country is screwed. I also think he has the makings of a great reforming prime minister. He is not Margaret Thatcher, but who is? There is only one Margaret Thatcher and Cameron has to be his own man. The economy he will inherit if the ...

Conservative Party leader David Cameron has spoken of Margaret Thatcher's "aweinspiring" and "immense" achievements in a letter to the former Prime Minister to mark the 30th anniversary of the day she took office.

David Cameron appears to be rather more particular about his whisky in Downing Street than Margaret Thatcher was.

On Radio Five Live yesterday David Cameron praised Margaret Thatcher and said that he wanted to emulate her. The night before he had had dinner with Baroness Thatcher and a select numbers of others, including Lords Bell, Forsyth and Lamont....

Margaret Thatcher has been welcomed back to Downing Street by current Prime Minister David Cameron.

CONSERVATIVE leader David Cameron last night paid tribute to Margaret Thatcher's "awe-inspiring" achievements as prime minister.

How astonishing to see a British Prime Minister return from a European negotiation and find himself acclaimed on every side. Jacob Rees-Mogg (C, North-East Somerset) congratulated David Cameron on "the most successful outcome" to a European summit "since the halcyon days of the noble Baroness Thatcher".

David Cameron has pledged to mend our broken society. That's interesting because Margaret Thatcher claimed that "There is no such thing as society". So very clearly David Cameron is taking a different line from Thatcher, and that is no bad thing for the Tories. Margaret Thatcher, for all the good things she did (and I don't doubt she halted what seemed like terminal decline of the econom...

David Cameron has pledged to mend our broken society. That's interesting because Margaret Thatcher claimed that "There is no such thing as society". So very clearly David Cameron is taking a different line from Thatcher, and that is no bad thing for the Tories. Margaret Thatcher, for all the good things she did (and I don't doubt she halted what seemed like terminal decline of the econom...

Jonathan has noted The Observer's interpretation of a David Cameron email exchange with Will Hutton as a further distancing of the Conservatives from Margaret Thatcher. Every Conservative leader since 1990 has had to tread carefully in his relationship with the...