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Can more be done to find Islamic State murderers?
The PM told security chiefs at Chequers he wanted to be sure everything possible was being done to track down the killers of Alan Henning. But is there enough intelligence to find them?
The PM told security chiefs at Chequers he wanted to be sure everything possible was being done to track down the killers of Alan Henning. But is there enough intelligence to find them?
David Cameron becomes the first world leader to meet Afghanistan’s new president following an unannounced visit to the country.
In a politically disengaged era the PM aims to catch voters’ attention with some direct cash offers on taxation and some direct political messages too.
David Cameron says a future Conservative government would cut taxes for 30 million people while continuing to reduce the deficit.
…and what about Yorkshire-women? David Cameron’s claim was probably his biggest Tory conference announcement (well, almost), but does it stack up? We asked for your views on Yorkshire’s finest.
They wanted cuts to tuition fees and votes for over 16s: they got a speech “for the older generation”, say Birmingham students, which was “hypocritical”, “out of touch” – and too patriotic.
David Cameron tells his party’s annual conference a future Conservative government would continue to increase the NHS budget in real terms.
Theresa May and Boris Johnson have a small cadre of parliamentary acolytes who hope their candidate will succeed David Cameron.
David Cameron talks to Jon Snow about combating extremism, benefit cuts and the “purring” Queen – and says he does not accept he is hated by some members of the Conservative party. Watch the video.
Speaking at the Tory party conference, Culture Secretary Sajid Javid tells Channel 4 News that having a pact with Ukip “would be the wrong course of action … we dont need a pact with any party”.
They’re waving union jacks in the hall of the Tory Party Conference in Birmingham but in a hectic high-octane three weeks of politics this flag was nearly ditched.
The simple and obvious question to ask today is this: would parliament be discussing bombing Iraq for a third war if the USA were not already doing so?
One minister said the truth is that the attacks that will be authorised with today’s vote are one step on a ladder of 20 rungs and no one really knows what the other steps will turn out to be.
British pilots could be in action over Iraq again soon. Is the legal case for military action stronger than the last time around?
George Galloway MP says that west should strengthen Kurdish forces in Iraq and Syria, but not take direct action. US Ambassador Matthew Barzun says it is a world fight.