Papers study Cameron Burma visit

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Papers study Cameron Burma visit

Prime Minister David Cameron says the UK is ready to ease sanctions in response to moves towards democracy, ahead of his visit to Burma on Friday.

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Burma sanctions may be eased – UK

David Cameron says “gaps” in national security must be plugged but says concerns about closed court hearings and internet surveillance can be met.

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We must plug security gaps – PM

David Cameron declines to reveal whom he has invited to dinner at No 10 – a request made in the wake of the donor row – saying it is “private”.

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PM will not reveal No 10 guests

David Cameron declines to reveal whom he has invited to dinner at No.10 – a request made in the wake of the donor row – saying it is “private”.

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James Cameron plunged on Sunday in a minisubmarine of his own design to the bottom of the planet’s deepest recess.

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James Cameron’s Submarine Trip to Challenger Deep

Prime Minister David Cameron denounces the party’s former treasurer for boasting a big enough donation could lead to high-level access, while Labour demand an independent inquiry.

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PM angry at cash-for-access boast

Prime Minister David Cameron tells his party’s spring conference the need for change in the NHS in England is “unavoidable and urgent”.

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PM defends ‘urgent’ NHS changes

David Cameron says attacks on wealth creators are motivated by “snobbery”, as Labour accuses him of “inconsistent” messages on the subject.

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Attacks on business snobbish – PM

David Cameron urges France and Germany to back a “drive” to improve economic growth in the European Union.

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Cameron urges EU growth ‘drive’

David Cameron will meet healthcare professionals in Downing Street to push the case for highly contentious changes to the NHS – but opponents claim they have been excluded.

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PM to host NHS overhaul meeting

David Cameron offers to consider more Scottish powers in the event of a vote against independence, as his talks with Alex Salmond are described as “frustrating”.

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PM makes referendum powers offer

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