DAVID Cameron insisted today that Britain "still has a Conservative prime minister" as he sought to reassure supporters concerned about his concessions to the Lib Dems

Conservative MP Rob Wilson’s book on the formation of a coalition government in May 2010, 5 Days to Power: The Journey to Coalition Britain, plays up the drama of the events, talking of how “Gordon Brown and David Cameron were both determined to do whatever was necessary to secure the position of Prime Minister” as

Gordon Brown resigned last night, and new Prime Minister David Cameron has formed a Government in coalition with the Liberal Democrats, with Nick Clegg to be his Deputy Prime Minister. According to Politics Home, William Hague, expected to be made the new Foreign Secretary later today, said the Conservatives and Lib Dems had agreed that they would create a legal guarantee for a referendum over any...

Three quarters (74%) of Conservative Party members think UK Prime Minister David Cameron missed an opportunity last week to repatriate powers from Brussels to London and slash the EU budget, a poll reveals.  

What an odd sight to see David Cameron making an announcement yesterday on tax which was based on what the Tories would do if they were in power now, not noticing that they are not actually in power now. But more odd was the the shadow chancellor, Gideon Osborne sat on meekly watching as David Cameron made an announcement on taxation. It spoke volumes about what the Tories think of Osborne.

David Cameron made an unprecedented offer to the Liberal Democrats yesterday to join the Conservatives in a power-sharing deal.

David Cameron has said that this year's Conservative conference will show that "we are ready for government".

David Cameron is to publish a list of people who have formally visited 10 Downing Street since he became prime minister, fulfilling a promise made soon before the Tories came to power

The Leader of the Conservative Party, David Cameron, has outlined his vision of sweeping Parliamentary reforms that will realign the people with democracy. In his speech at the Open University in Milton Keynes Mr Cameron said there was need for a "radical redistribution of power". He condemned the collapse of personal responsibility and the leeching of power from the individual and the community i...

Conservative leader David Cameron today said he plans to give the Scottish Parliament more powers during the first term of a Tory government.