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Cameron flirts with boardroom quotas
PM says he "won't rule out" legal targets for women in the boardroom.
Lucky Dave
In crisis after crisis, the Prime Minister’s breezy confidence has kept him insulated from public scorn. But as policy failures mount, how much longer can he keep getting away with it?
Cameron comes home to another Europe revolt
The PM's truce with his backbenchers is under increasing strain.
Full transcript | David Cameron | Speech on the European Court of Human Rights | Strasbourg | 25 January 2012
"The Court has got to be able to fully protect itself against spurious cases when they have been dealt with at the national level".
Cameron's hollow speech on "popular capitalism"
His speech was eloquent and historically rich but desperately short on specifics.
Two tests of Cameron's "moral capitalism"
Will Cameron block excessive RBS bonuses and strip Fred Goodwin of his knighthood?
Are the Tories losing patience with Clegg?
Downing Street used to deal with Lib Dem "differentiation" with casual condescension. Now the tone is getting tougher.
Acting like an opposition while in government can only take you so far
In a more hostile media climate, the coalition's shifts would be portrayed as crass opportunism and incompetence.
Cameron hints that child benefit cut could be eased
"We always said we would look at the steepness of the curve," says PM, as worries over the female vote grow.
Cameron is good in a crisis. Sadly, it tends to be one he’s created himself
Cameron's intense relaxedness about the technicalities of government is his greatest weakness.
Why the Tories must shed their "party of the rich" image
For victory in the next election, the Conservatives must appeal to hard-pressed but aspirational voters.
Cameron doesn’t understand the Scotland debate
Alex Salmond isn't interested in a "binding" referendum - he’s interested in winning a democratic mandate.
Where does the European impasse now leave Britain?
One month on, Cameron's veto looks an even greater folly.
Cameron comes unstuck on Europe
"I'm not making a great claim to have achieved a safeguard," PM forced to admit.
Sorry Peter, the facts of life aren't Conservative
My brief response to Oborne's silly Telegraph column.
Cameron's Europe bounce continues
New poll shows that Cameron's EU stance has significantly improved his leadership ratings.
Cameron's EU veto: "conspiracy or cock up?"
The PM is confident because his stance is popular. But some MPs are querying whether the whole thing was stage-managed.
"What is the point of the Liberal Democrats?"
They have sacrificed their distinctive beliefs and principles and received little in return.
Continental drift
Cameron plays to the eurosceptic gallery, but where does this leave the coalition?
Facebook’s $1.6bn woman
A witch-hunt?
Osborne's woes
Marr's monarchism
The interview
On Syria
The interview
GOP race so far
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