David Cameron

UK Prime Minister David Cameron says move marks next generation of nuclear power in Britain.

Executive chairman Chris Mould says foodbank charity's figures should "wake-up" UK.

Cameron says red tape is costing Britain billions of euros and is therefore squeezing economic growth

EEF survey shows 85% of manufacturers want UK to stay in EU as 2017 referendum looms.

Martin Kelly is eager for a chance to impress for Liverpool after spending more than a year on the sidelines due to injury.

Supply and demand for household credit is up across the board shows third quarter results

Prime minister tells Conservatives at Manchester he wants to see everyone under 25 earning or learning.

Prime minister aims to win hearts and minds with message of aspiration and home ownership.

Osborne lists government achievements to get ahead of political opponents in 2015 elections race

Accountant Richard Murphy says Labour should rethink NMW pledge to commit more resources to enforcement.

Banning the burqa on grounds of symbolic value is irreconcilable with fundamental freedoms of religion and expression, says the National Secular Society

Amitabh Bachchan was conferred with the Global Diversity Award at the State Room of House of Commons in the Palace of Westminster.

Commons vote against military action in reprisal for Ghouta gas attack undermines prime minister at St Petersburg summit.

Prime Minister David Cameron joins EU counterparts in Brussels for difficult future finance meeting.

Under-fire prime minister to call for tougher sanctions against criminals.

David Cameron also speaks of separate budget for countries like Britain, which are outside the single currency.

Deputy PM urges government to stick by coalition agreement and suggests offloading capacity to Gatwick, Stansted and Luton.

Prime Minister David Cameron did not suggest holding immediate referendum, but acknowledged real choice of the people should be upheld.

Nick Clegg too expresses concern at the growing uncertainty over the eurozone crisis.

The eurozone crisis, North Korea, the Middle East and Afghanistan are also expected to figure in talks.

David Cameron prefers the single currency bloc to sort out its own problems.

Jeremy Hunt is accused of seeking advice from News Corp on what would be Downing Street's stand on press inquiry.

Major councils including Southampton, Birmingham, Norwich, Thurrock and Harlow have been won by Labour.

Cameron told BBC1's talk show that he did not do any favours to the Murdochs to get their support.

Laura Adshead, before becoming a Benedictine nun, was reportedly dating David Cameron in the early 90's.

Rupert Murdoch claim at press ethics inquiry rubbished by former prime minister.

David Cameron indicated easing of sanctions against Burma while arriving at Naypyitaw as part of his South East Asian visit.

Democracy and Islam can co-exist and Indonesia is a model for Muslim nations, Cameron tells students in Jakarta.

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls warns of tax credits bombshell as new financial year starts.

Tory treasurer Peter Cruddas resigned after a sting operation by the Sunday Times which accused him of selling access to Cameron and Osborne for a fee.