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David Cameron targets Japanese businesses
Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon joins David Cameron on his trip to Japan.
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David Cameron gives evidence to the Leveson inquiry into media ethics.
After David Cameron left his eight-year-old daughter in the pub (by mistake) following Sunday lunch at the weekend, Channel 4 News journalists reveal it’s happened to them…
Amid confusion as to the exact direction of British foreign policy towards Sri Lanka, Channel 4 News has learned that the British Prime Minister in fact demanded accountability for alleged war crimes when the two leaders met.
Channel 4 News Political Editor Gary Gibbon joins David Cameron on his trip to Japan.
Interesting to see if it moves after the headlines yesterday. I was struck (not physically) at a pensioners’ line-dancing club in Lewisham yesterday by how few pensioners had actually bought a newspaper that day. They’d got their information off the TV news, formed a pretty dim view of what was going on but were, for the most part, not in open revolt.
The man charged with making the Tories less toxic is to take a year out teaching and writing at Stanford University. Channel 4 News profiles Steve Hilton.
David Cameron is vowing to take on the “scandal” of public drunkenness and alcohol abuse that costs the NHS £2.7bn a year.
What did the UK “win” in Brussels that justified deploying the tactical weapon of the veto?
Imagine the scene: it is midnight in Brussels on Thursday night. Word reaches Washington that the entire euro deal is hanging in the balance because David Cameron is wielding his veto until he gets some asymmetrical guarantee that protects the City of London. David Cameron could expect a rocket from President Obama that would put the big bazooka to shame.
After the biggest challenge to his authority since he took office, our Political Editor Gary Gibbon asks: what next for Prime Minister David Cameron?
The Prime Minister admits that he got too close to media proprietors in light of the phone-hacking scandal and calls for the relationship between politicians and the media to be “reset”.
Looking at the new immigration figures it is hard to see how David Cameron is going to be able to get anywhere very near his net immigration down to 1990s levels ambition, blogs Gary Gibbon.
This has been a defining moment for David Cameron, just as Tony Blair’s intervention in Kosovo was for him. But whereas Blair developed a whole theory of liberal intervention around his Kosovo motives in his famous Chicago speech we must wait to see how the remarkable success of Cameron’s Libyan campaign will change him.
Thatcher said “there is no such thing as society” – David Cameron wants to build a “stronger society”. Malcolm Boughen looks at how Tory thinking on inner cities has evolved over the last 30 years.
As the Prime Minister makes a major speech on changes to NHS reforms, the BMA says it’s a significant step in the right direction but that doubts remain about the use of competition in the NHS.