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’

Tory Eurosceptics accuse David Cameron of a retreat by after he agreed to the use of the European Court to enforce a new eurozone fiscal pact.

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PM facing backlash over euro pact

Former Holyrood presiding officer Lord Steel urges David Cameron and senior English politicians to withdraw from the Scottish independence debate.

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Steel warns PM on independence

Former Holyrood presiding officer Lord Steel urges David Cameron and senior English politicians to withdraw from the Scottish independence debate.

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Steel warns PM on independence

UK PM David Cameron visits Saudi Arabia, for the first time as prime minister.

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Cameron in talks with Saudi king

LONDON — For the opposition Labor Party, this should be a shining moment. Under Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron, unemployment is up, budget cuts are biting British wallets and the government’s veto of a new European Union economic treaty has left the country Read full article > >

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In Britain, opposition party leader struggles to find voice

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 signals his intent to give shareholders binding votes on executive pay, as part of measures to deal with excessive salaries.

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Cameron targets ‘excessive pay’

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

Both Nick Clegg and David Cameron say they want to do more to stop tax avoidance by big companies, with the possibility of action in the Budget.

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Action pledged on tax avoidance

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

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Prime Minister David Cameron tells Irish state television that the Queen’s visit to the Republic of Ireland earlier this year was a “game-changer” in Anglo-Irish relations.

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Queen’s Irish tour ‘game-changer’

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

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