With mere months to go, in political terms, David Cameron already has his strategy laid out for 2015
by George Pascoe-Watson / 22 Nov 2012
United we stand: David Cameron wants the coalition parties to rebuild their bridges. Will the Autumn Statement provide the tools?
by George Pascoe-Watson / 01 Nov 2012
David Cameron’s new approach to leadership, post-reshuffle, bodes well for his party in 2015
by George Pascoe-Watson / 02 Jul 2012
Cameron’s hands-off approach is worrying those concerned for the future, notes George Pascoe-Watson. Is there a firm hand on the tiller?
by Jane Ellison MP and Peter Bone MP / 24 May 2012
Jane Ellison MP argues for gay people’s right to be ‘married’, not just ‘civilly partnered’, while Peter Bone MP believes marriage should only be for a man and a woman
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by Graeme Wilson / 24 Apr 2012
What is it about prime ministers and fuel crises? Graeme Wilson discusses the unfortunate jerry-can rush, a lavish visit across the pond and nominitive determinism
by George Pascoe-Watson / 01 Mar 2012
The prime minister doesn’t look far for his economic advice but, as the Budget looms, he remains committed to his chancellor’s economic strategy
by James Lyons / 24 Jan 2012
The Daily Mirror's deputy political editor shares his horror stories of travelling with the PM and takes issue with the BBC
by Ann Treneman / 20 Dec 2011
Times sketchwriter Ann Treneman confesses her concerns about politicians' use of language, and hands out her 'lickspittle of the year' award
by George Pascoe-Watson / 26 Jun 2011
The chancellor is at the very heart of the coalition government, but his legacy depends not on his strong relationship with the prime minister, but with his ability to eliminate the deficit, says George Pascoe-Watson
by George Pascoe-Watson / 22 Apr 2011
George Pascoe-Watson looks back on David Cameron's first year in Downing Street, and reveals a few choice details of how he divides his time as PM
by George Pascoe-Watson / 09 Oct 2012
David Cameron may not be his party's darling, but he is their best hope for full-term success, far more so than Boris.
by George Pascoe-Watson / 28 May 2012
As the PM is hit by a ‘double dip’ of mid-term slump plus poor local election results, could his new crew save him?
by George Pascoe-Watson / 30 Apr 2012
The highlight of 2012’s State Opening aims to boost the coalition’s achievements. Crisis? What crisis?
by Roland Watson / 20 Mar 2012
Roland Watson looks forward to a fun, but potentially coalition-damaging, fight over House of Lords reform
by George Pascoe-Watson / 26 Jan 2012
No 10 is desperate to stop the NHS becoming a toxic issue. For 2012, it has created a ‘neutralisation’ plan
by George Pascoe-Watson / 22 Dec 2011
2012 was meant to be the coalition’s turning point, but the economic crisis intervened. What does David Cameron do now?
by George Pascoe-Watson / 24 Nov 2011
George Pascoe-Watson analyses David Cameron's chances of appealing to women voters
by Jo Coburn / 25 May 2011
Daily Politics presenter Jo Coburn on covering the AV referendum and the prime minister's encounter with Harry Enfield on a beach in Spain
by Steve Richards / 21 Apr 2011
In his diary, the Independent's chief political correspondent Steve Richards describes the strange working life of a columnist, taking the flak from his readers and sharing nervous laughter with a former speaker
by Catherine Mayer / 17 Dec 2010
The London bureau chief for TIME on why you should never grumble about interviewing the PM
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