Prime Minister David Cameron hails a "progressive alliance" between the Tories and Lib Dems based on shared values not a grab for power.

I've just watched Nick Clegg on the Andrew Marr show and I have come to a few conclusions. Nick has (in my opinion) aped David Cameron and duplicated Conservative policies (apart from on the EU) from the day he was installed as Lib Dem leader. This is a exceedingly dodgy strategy to lead the Lib Dems into the next general election. It could work out one of two ways: The Lib Dems could steal v...

David Cameron is "appeasing" the Liberal Democrats and allowing them to set the Government's agenda, a senior Conservative backbencher has said.

New Prime Minister David Cameron says his Cabinet will include five Liberal Democrat ministers and that Liberal Democrats will be represented in all levels of his government.

DAVID Cameron found himself under siege in a fiery Prime Minister's questions on the issue of tuition fees ahead of today's crucial vote.

DAVID Cameron has attempted to head off a rebellion from backbench Tory MPs by telling them that Britain "still has a Conservative Prime Minister".

The discussion on politicalbetting.com this afternoon and evening has focussed on detail from this morning's YouGov poll which suggests that LD voters strongly favour David Cameron over Gordon Brown and that 50% of Lib Dem voters think that David Cameron is doing "fairly well" as Conservative leader. From this, Mike Smithson posits, as he has done on several occasions, that the correct Lib De...

At the start of his party’s conference in Manchester, Tory leader David Cameron has announced plans “to get Britain working again” – but his comments have drawn a sharp response from the Lib Dems’ shadow work and pensions secretary Steve Webb: This is yet more Tory posturing. Much of what David Cameron is proposing – such

David Cameron is prime minister ! Now we will find out the details of the cost. the indications are that David Cameron has been very generous to the Lib Dems and we'll have to see how that works out. It is perhaps wise to make friends early - but we'll need to see at what cost. Still a great day. Beer is on its way ....

Gordon Brown and David Cameron locked horns over the economy today as the Conservative leader urged the prime minister to admit his fiscal rules were now "dead". In a combative Commons exchanges during prime minister's question time, Cameron accused the prime minister of turning "irresponsible boom" into an "irresponsible bust". His comments come as Alistair Darling, the chancellor, is tonigh...