Downing Street dismisses a suggestion it “doctored” an independent report on possible changes to employment law to avoid political embarrassment.

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Work report not doctored – No 10

Downing Street says the government will resist “vigorously” any application for bail by radical cleric Abu Qatada.

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Government ‘to block Qatada bail’

Some wealthy people donate to charities which do not “do a great deal of charitable work” in order to cut their tax bills, Downing Street says.

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No 10: Rich abuse charity giving

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

Downing Street denies claims by Argentina that it is “militarising the South Atlantic”, in a dispute about the Falkland Islands.

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UK denies militarising Falklands

David Cameron has no plans to change laws which require the government to seek Prince Charles’ permission to pass legislation which could affect his private interests, Downing Street says.

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Charles consent law ‘to remain’

Downing Street brings forward a vote on a referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU so David Cameron can attend to oppose the motion.

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EU debate moved for PM to attend

Downing Street says the government is not going to speed up its proposals to regulate the lobbying industry in response to the Liam Fox row.

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No 10 ‘won’t speed lobbying rule’

Former NI Secretary Shaun Woodward says it was “crass and cruel” to bring Pat Finucane’s family to Downing Street to say there would be no independent public inquiry into his muder.

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PM’s Finucane meeting was ‘crass’

The family of murdered solicitor Pat Finucane have cut short a meeting with David Cameron in Downing Street after the prime minister failed to order an inquiry into the murder.

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Govt rules out Finucane inquiry

Crime Prevention Minister Baroness Browning is stepping down from the government on health grounds, Downing Street says.

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Crime minister Browning resigns

Crime Prevention Minister Baroness Browning is stepping down from the government on health grounds, Downing Street says.

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Crime minister Browning resigns

Staff at 10 Downing Street are holding a quiz night to raise cash for the upkeep of the prime minister’s cat Larry.

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No 10 quiz night for PM’s cat Larry

The European Parliament clashes with the UK government over the EU’s budget, voting for a bigger rise than Downing Street is willing to stomach.

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MEPs reject UK stance on budget

Prime Minister David Cameron spent £30,000 of public money refurbishing his Downing Street flat, officials confirm.

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Downing Street flat’s £30k refit