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

Britain will not desert the people of Afghanistan when troops end their combat role there in 2014, David Cameron says at a Nato summit in Chicago.

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We won’t desert Afghans – Cameron

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

A senior cabinet colleague defends David Cameron’s work ethic after a book outlined weekend relaxations including tennis, karaoke and drinking wine.

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Clarke: PM has right to ‘chillax’

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

UK PM David Cameron joins other world leaders at the G8 summit for talks set to focus on the eurozone crisis, amid signs a deal is unlikely to be reached.

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Cameron joins talks over eurozone

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’

President Hollande plans to ‘balance his budget’ quicker than the UK, David Cameron has said ahead the pair’s first face-to-face talks.

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PM backs Hollande deficit plans

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

Politicians and media commentators are asking whether Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain can survive any further revelations about his close ties with the Murdochs.

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Cameron Stands to Lose Much as Hacking Scandal Wears On