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  • 27 Jul 2010
    Cameron describes Gaza as 'a prison camp'

    British Prime Minister David Cameron has launched an unexpectedly strong attack on the conditions in Israeli-blockaded Gaza.

  • 27 Jul 2010
    British PM presses for Turkey's EU accession

    British PM David Cameron says he will "fight" for Turkey's accession to the European Union, despite the slow pace of negotiations.

  • 13 Mar 2010
    A phoney war over "defence" spending

    Not for the first time, the government and the Tories are fighting a phoney war over military spending.

  • 13 Mar 2010
    Peace activists deplore Cameron's slur and Cold War claims

    Peace campaigners have deplored Conservative leader David Cameron's recent parliamentary jibe at them, and his claim that the Tories "won" the Cold War.

  • 28 Feb 2010
    Cameron and Gove at odds over role of religion in 'free' schools

    Michael Gove needs to clarify his party’s policy after he appeared to contradict David Cameron today over whether faith can be a basis for the new ‘free schools’ which the Conservatives are pro

  • 22 Feb 2010
    Why Cameron is half right about the need for a bullying Inquiry

    The Conservative leader is right that we need an Inquiry. He is wrong that it should be narrowly confined to the alleged goings on at Number 10, says Jonathan Bartley.

  • 15 Feb 2010
    Do your homework or you'll end up a Tory

    I'm still recuperating after my arm operation, so I've been having fun with #ivenevervotedtory hash tag on Twitter (you can join me at http://www.twitter.com/jon_bartley).

  • 6 Feb 2010
    Call for Tories to follow Cameron lead on sex and relationships education

    Inclusive schools campaigners want the official Conservative position on sex and relationships education in the Children, Schools and Families Bill to adopt the stance taken by David Cameron.

  • 19 Jan 2010
    A decade of war and resistance

    For British politics, the defining moment of the last decade was on 15 February 2003, when over a million people marched through London to oppose the invasion of Iraq. But the war went ahead despite public opposition. This striking image illustrates two key aspects of the last decade – a government pursuing a thoroughly militaristic agenda, and a public resistant to going along with it.

  • 7 Nov 2009
    Integrity corrupted

    I’m sure that I’m not the only person feeling somewhat taken aback by the Prime Minister’s comments yesterday about corruption in Afghanistan.