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

Is David Cameron ready for a radical switch of slogan?

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Cameron and ‘global moderates’

David Cameron becomes the first British prime minister in more than 60 years to visit Burma as he arrives in the capital Nay Pyi Taw.

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PM makes historic visit to Burma

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

UK Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to become the first Western leader to visit Burma since landmark by-elections on 1 April.

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Cameron expected to visit Burma

As David Cameron arrives in Tokyo to encourage greater British trade in Asia, the car manufacturer Nissan has announced it is to build its new hatchback in Sunderland, creating over 1,000 jobs.

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VIDEO: Jobs boost from new Nissan model

The Conservatives are concerned about the “long-term good” of the country, not “short-term popularity”, David Cameron will say in a campaign speech on Thursday.

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Cameron vows ‘flat-out’ vote push

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

LONDON — Americans watching the latest push for social change in Britain might feel as if they had stepped into an alternative political universe: Here, the Conservatives are leading the charge for same-sex marriage. Read full article > >

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David Cameron says he “loves a hot pasty”, but defends the government’s decision to slap VAT on all sales of the snack.

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‘Pasty lover’ PM defends VAT hike

Ed Miliband has accused David Cameron of having “something to hide” in the row over donations and access to ministers.

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Labour’s Ed Miliband says the “cash for access” row poses question marks about David Cameron’s judgement and repeats calls for an independent inquiry into the allegations.

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Donor row ‘about PM’s judgement’

Funding for research into dementia is to be more than doubled to £66m by 2015, Prime Minister David Cameron is due to announce.

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£66m pledge for dementia research

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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