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

A series of reforms to parliament are expected to be put to MPs before the ­summer recess after David Cameron and Nick Clegg indicated their willingness to take part in all-party talks to be convened by the justice secretary, Jack Straw. As Westminster gave a guarded welcome to a call by Cameron in yesterday's Guardian for a "massive redistribution" of power, government sources said Straw...

Nick Clegg has hit back at attacks on the coalition and media suggestions that he ‘gaffed’ by terming the Iraq war illegal during Prime Minister’s Questions this week. In an interview for Channel 4 News following his ‘Nick Clegg meets’ session in Oxfordshire this afternoon, Nick comments on the coalition: … when you do something

The Deputy PM's statement, while standing in for David Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions, could lead to renewed legal claims against the Government and armed forces.

All the action, reaction and analysis as David Cameron faces Harriet Harman at Prime Minister's questions in the House of Commons.

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

There was a cheap and nasty moment from David Cameron at prime minister's questions yesterday. While calling on Gordon Brown to organise a meeting of party leaders to sort out the mess over MPs' expenses, he pretended not to have noticed whether Nick Clegg was in the House. ("Is he here?") Of course Nick Clegg was in place: it would have been extraordinary if he had not been there. I sup...

The Pirme Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, David Cameron and Nick Clegg, have jointly authored an article in today’s Telegraph setting out their hopes for the coming Parliament. Dealing with the deficit is vital, they say – but the real mission of the Coalition is to give people control over their lives. On dealing with

Labour Westminster Councillors have called on Prime Minister David Cameron to stop Westminster Council wrecking the West End economy and putting thousands of jobs at risk by imposing Evening and Sunday parking charges in January 2012. In a letter to David Cameron, Westminster Labour Group Leader Councillor Paul Dimoldenberg says; Dear Mr Cameron, Westminster City Council proposals to impose Evenin...

All the action, reaction and analysis as Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg stands in for David Cameron at Prime Minister's questions.