The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
David Cameron is facing calls to sack a Conservative peer who described concerns over government housing legislation as "the nigger in the woodpile? during a House of Lords debate.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
David Cameron will put his call for a new morality at the centre of his campaign to challenge Gordon Brown. The Tory leader delighted traditionalists with his landmark statement in favour of taking a clearer stand on right and wrong.
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Jonathan Freedland: David Cameron now says that there is no top-down remedy to Britain's social problems. Voters will expect more from him
Metro.co.uk (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
Fresh from making a speech about Britains fractured society, Conservative leader David Cameron writes for Metro...
Times Online - Alan Coren (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
The Church of England's argument about the consecration of women bishops reminds me of nothing so much as the Labour Party's debate over Clause Four. That, too, was marked by obscure references to past conferences; to articles and sub-clauses of previous resolutions.
Re-cycle of Life (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Would you be able for him? Dave, I mean - what a caution. From "Gimme a hug, hoodie!" to "On yer bike, fat b*****d!" was the kind of effortless transition only a politician could make. A politician, that is, who keeps a wary eye on opinion polls and is unburdened with the baggage of conviction. The nasty party is back and that is a relief since it is the only incarnation of Toryism that is remotely...
The Independent (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
It is a brave politician who utters the words "personal" and "responsibility" in the same sentence, and an even braver one who, without wincing, adds "morality". But David Cameron knew exactly what he was doing in Gallowgate this week. He was careful where care was needed and bold where he meant to be bold. He also neatly avoided the trap in which John Major's "back to basics" agenda was crushed,...
Evening Standard (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
David Cameron echoes Margaret Thatcher by saying it's time to speak out against 'moral neutrality'
Times Online (Free subscription) | yesterday
David Cameron declared yesterday that some people who are poor, fat or addicted to alcohol or drugs have only themselves to blame.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | yesterday
David Cameron has unveiled a tough new stance by declaring people who are fat, poor or addicted to drugs could only have themselves to blame. The Tory leader says society is too scared to speak out.
WWP-SENIOR SPEAKS! (Free subscription) | 07/07/2008
David Cameron has said that people caught carrying knives should expect to be sent to prison. It is unacceptable when there is so much knife crime in areas of the UK that people can carry knives and escape with just a fine or community order. Both the Conservatives and Labour parties are to blame, because neither has been tough enough while they have been in power. People who carry any weapons Visit...
Evening Standard (Free subscription) | yesterday
David Cameron will put his call for a new morality at the centre of his campaign to challenge Gordon Brown. The Tory leader delighted traditionalists with his landmark statement in favour of taking a clearer stand on right and wrong.
Gavin's Gaily Gigest (Free subscription) | yesterday
David Cameron, leader of the Bullingdon Club or something, has what you might call a rather odd face: Cameron is on the left Up until now I couldn’t put my finger on exactly why every time I look at his chinless face I feel an overwhelming urge to shudder. I’m therefore happy to be elucidated by James [...]
Kiwiblog (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
The Telegraph reports on a superb speech by David Cameron attacking moral neutrality: “We talk about people being ‘at risk of obesity’ instead of talking about people who eat too much and take too little exercise. We talk about people being at risk of poverty, or social exclusion: it’s as [...]
Times Online (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
David Cameron was dragged into a race row last night after one of his frontbenchers made an unfortunate remark during a House of Lords debate. Lord Dixon-Smith, the Tory spokesman for communities and local government, referred to concerns about government housing legislation as the “nigger in the woodpile”.
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news rage uk | 20/04/2008
Political assassination is always an interesting thing to watch. I remembered seeing it happen to Thatcher and its effects made long lasting and deep, near fatal wounds on the conservative party. They never recovered even after Major won a general election after Thatcher's departure and it is only now, 18 years after her departure that they are beginning to look like a united party again. The...
