David Cameron says radical cleric Abu Qatada should have been deported to Jordan “years ago” and he still wants to see this happen.

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PM: Qatada outcome ‘unacceptable’

BBC Scotland’s Cameron Buttle gives a behind the scenes look at a British army base in Afghanistan.

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VIDEO: Sending news from Afghanistan

David Cameron indicates he intends to seize the initiative over a referendum on Scottish independence.

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Cameron seeks referendum clarity

David Cameron apologises after saying facing shadow chancellor Ed Balls in Parliament was “like having someone with Tourette’s sitting opposite you”.

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Cameron makes ‘Tourette’ apology

David Cameron will meet music industry bosses today to discuss how to stop youngsters viewing suggestive videos.

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VIDEO: Controls suggested for music videos

Prime Minister David Cameron says Britain would “never negotiate” the sovereignty of the Falklands against the wishes of the islanders.

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PM defends Falklands sovereignty

Prime Minister David Cameron visits UK troops serving in Afghanistan – but a dust storm stops him visiting the main British base of Camp Bastion.

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Storm diverts PM in Afghanistan

David Cameron’s decision to veto an EU-wide treaty change was “largely political”, Business Secretary Vince Cable tells the BBC.

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UK veto largely political – Cable

David Cameron is outlining plans for a network of “troubleshooters” to give more focused support to England’s most troubled families.

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PM vows ‘problem family’ action

David Cameron will face MPs later to explain his decision to veto EU treaty changes – a decision his coalition partners say was bad for Britain.

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Cameron to face MPs over EU veto

David Cameron meets Conservative backbenchers amid intense scrutiny of his veto of an EU treaty change aimed at tackling the euro crisis.

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Cameron meets MPs after EU veto

David Cameron is to attend a summit on the eurozone debt crisis, amid calls from his MPs to do more to reshape the UK’s relationship with the EU, or hold a referendum.

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Pressure on PM ahead of EU summit

David Cameron says he will fight to protect the UK national interest in discussions over a new EU Treaty but Ed Miliband says the UK is being “left on the sidelines”.

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PM vows to fight for UK in Europe

David Cameron and Ed Miliband trade blows in the Commons over the impact of the government’s austerity measures on women and the poor.

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Leaders clash over impact of cuts

David Cameron says he will not sign any reworked EU treaty designed to solve the eurozone crisis if it does not contain safeguards to protect UK interests.

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PM ‘may refuse to sign EU treaty’