Prime Minister David Cameron is rebuked for unparliamentary language after calling shadow chancellor Ed Balls a “muttering idiot”.

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PM rebuked on ‘idiot’ Balls jibe

David Cameron clashes with Labour leader Ed Miliband over proposals to make it easier for businesses to sack workers.

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PM and Miliband clash on sackings

Hollywood actress, Cameron Diaz, took the red carpet for the UK premiere of her film What to Expect When You’re Expecting.

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VIDEO: Diaz: ‘You don’t have to have kids’

David Cameron did not intervene to strip former Royal Bank of Scotland boss Fred Goodwin of his knighthood, the key official involved in the decision tells MPs.

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PM ‘didn’t push for Goodwin move’

Prime Minister David Cameron warns EU leaders that uncertainty over the eurozone cannot be allowed to go on beyond upcoming elections in Greece.

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Cameron issues eurozone warnings

David Cameron says Lockerbie bomer Abdelbaset al-Megrahi should never have been released from prison, while Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond says the investigation will continue.

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Cameron: Megrahi release ‘wrong’

David Cameron says progress is being made in the G8 summit as world leaders says they want debt-stricken Greece to remain in the eurozone.

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PM: ‘Good progress’ on eurozone

Can Cameron and Hollande bridge the political gulf between them?

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Analysis: Cameron and Hollande

Prime Minister David Cameron defends free parenting classes in England, denying they are the policy of a “nanny state”.

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Parent classes ‘not nanny state’

David Cameron is expected to say it is his job to the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.

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PM: UK my priority in euro crisis

Prime Minister David Cameron says the eurozone must make a decision soon on whether to stay together.

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PM: Euro to ‘make-up or break-up’

David Cameron signed off some text messages to Rebekah Brooks with the acronym LOL until she told him it meant ‘laugh out loud’, she tells the Leveson Inquiry.

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Cameron’s ‘LOL’ texts to Brooks

David Cameron says there will be no “let-up” in tough decisions on the economy while Nick Clegg says the recovery will not happen “overnight” on a joint appearance.

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Cameron and Clegg: No letting up

David Cameron says he is “delighted” with Boris Johnson’s re-election as London mayor, after he narrowly beat Labour rival Ken Livingstone.

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PM hails Johnson mayoral victory

David Cameron is warned he will face a substantial rebellion by his own MPs if the government tries to change the structure of the House of Lords.

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Tories warn of Lords plan revolt