PRIME MINISTER David Cameron and his Liberal Democrat partner Nick Clegg set about chosing the political figures that will make up the coalition cabinet.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will be the public face of the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition for the next two weeks, while David Cameron is on holiday in Cornwall.

New Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives and the smaller Liberal Democrat party led by Nick Clegg struck an agreement early today (12 May) to form Britain's first coalition government since 1945. Clegg is leading the Liberal Democrats back into government for the first time in 70 years.

Britain's first coalition Cabinet meeting since the Second World War has begun as the Prime Minister prepares to unveil the rest of his joint Conservative and Liberal Democrat ministerial team.

David Cameron has taken a gamble. Nick Clegg has bet the ranch. The Conservative and Liberal Democrat leaders deserve plaudits for audacity. Two political careers will be on the line: but so too may be the future of the Liberal Democrats

Britain's first coalition Cabinet meeting since the Second World War has begun as the Prime Minister prepares to unveil the rest of his joint Conservative and Liberal Democrat ministerial team.

As a result of the formation of the coalition Government, a number of responsibilities will be transferred from the Secretary of State for Justice to the Deputy Prime Minister. Nick Clegg has already been given special responsibility for political and constitutional reform; now Prime Minister David Cameron has listed the powers which will help Clegg bring

CONESRVATIVE Party leader David Cameron and Liberal Democrat counterpart Nick Clegg yesterday announced they were matching Prime Minister Gordon Brown and turning down the £

Conservative spring conference, Cheltenham: Conservative leader challenges prime minister to debates during general election campaign David Cameron today challenged the prime minister, Gordon Brown, to a series of US-style televised debates ahead of the next general election. The Conservative party leader said he was willing to take on Brown and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg "any time, any pl...

Due to the sad and sudden illness of David Cameron’s father, Prime Minister’s Questions had an unexpected, almost surreal, feel to them. Instead of Cameron v Harman it was back to where we were on 21st July: Clegg v Straw. Adding to the sombre mode, Nick Clegg read out a list of no less than