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When queried about the Saturday attack on an Indian management student in London, he said: “We take these crimes very seriously. But no country can guarantee every visitor safety. UK is relatively a safe country.” Earlier, addressing the audience,...
Prime Minister will outline plans to cut insurance premiums for private and company car drivers. David Cameron is meeting bosses from the Association of British Insurers (ABI), and insurance companies Admiral, Aviva and Zurich, to discuss ways of...
Somali Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali speaks during an interview at his office in the war-ravaged Somalian capital, Mogadishu. Abdiweli Mohamed Ali said Monday he hoped an upcoming conference in London on the war-torn country would produce a... View Photo »
Our role, and that of the British Film Institute (BFI), should be to support the sector in becoming even more dynamic and entrepreneurial, helping UK producers to make commercially successful pictures that rival the quality and impact of the best international productions.
Cameron was due to meet the Association of British Insurers (ABI) and leading insurance firms this afternoon for a much-publicised ‘summit’ over the rising cost of car insurance. He made it clear that a ‘damaging compensation culture’ has been...
According to Le Figaro, Mr Sarkozy could discuss the Kinnock scenario on Friday with David Cameron when the pair meet for an Anglo-French summit in Paris. Mr Sarkozy is likewise expected to warn the French their already sputtering economy will go to...
This marks the fourth time in five years that the charity’s accounts have been overdue, with Bailey previously excusing such incompetence by claiming: “What you are dealing with is a kid from the estate who had a good idea to do this and never had a...
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (L) talks to Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond as they pose for a photograph, outside St Andrews House in Edinburgh, Scotland, in this May 14, 2010 file picture. For Brits grappling with the idea of Scottish... View Photo »
before the election, David Cameron promised no return to the 11-plus and no return to a grammar school system. But in Government, the Tories have given powers to grammar schools to expand, and parents are now powerless to stop this
White House photographer Pete Souza has posted his choices for pictures of the day for February, including this shot taken yesterday of President Obama speaking with British Prime Minister David Cameron.
Cameron was today facing an angry backlash from Tory MPs after apparently conceding defeat to Business Secretary Vince Cable over the appointment of a new "universities tsar". Downing Street has indicated it would not block Mr Cable's choice of...
David William Donald Cameron (born 9 October 1966) is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and leader of the Conservative Party. Full Article
British Prime Minister David Cameron (C) talks to Ericsson's CEO Hans Vestberg (L) at the Ericsson Innovation Center in the Stockholm suburb of Kista February 9, 2012.
View Photo »Great Britan's Prime Minister David Cameron (C) talks to Ericsson CEO Hans Vestberg (L) at the Ericsson Innovation Centre in Kista, a suburb of Stockholm on February 9, 2012 as Business Builder Experience Marketing executive Jenny Lindblad (R) looks on.
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron meets the press after the Northern Future Forum at the Photographic Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, on February 9, 2012.
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron meets the media during the Northern Future Forum, outside the Photographic Museum in Stockholm, February 9, 2012.
View Photo »(L to R) Prime Ministers Valdis Dombrovskis of Latvia, Johanna Sigurdardottir of Iceland, Andrus Ansip of Estonia, Andrius Kubilius of Lithuanian, Norway's Jens Stoltenberg, Denmark's Helle Thorning-Schmidt, Finland's Jyrki Katainen, Sweden's Fredrik Reinfeldt, and Britain's David Cameron,...
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron meets the press during the Northern Future Forum outside the Photographic Museum in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday Feb. 9, 2012. Cameron was asked about his opinion on the resignation of Fabio Capello as England football manager.
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, 2nd left, chats with Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, center, in front of Finland's Prime Minister Jyrki Katainensom, left, and Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, right, as they walk to the Photographic Museum in Stockholm,...
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, left, and Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt, right, attend the Northern Future Forum at the Photographic Museum in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday Feb. 9, 2012, where leaders from Britain and the Nordic and Baltic countries met. Sweden's...
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (2nd L) chats with Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt (3rd L) in front of Finland�s Prime Minister Jyrki Katainensom (L) and Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg (R) as they arrive to the Photographic Museum in Stockholm, February 9,...
View Photo »British Prime Minister David Cameron (Foreground) addresses apprentices and representatives during a visit to the Tunnelling and Underground Construction Academy in east London, on February 7, 2012. The Prime Minister was marking National Apprenticeships Week.
View Photo »British Prime Minister David Cameron (C) walks with Crossrail chairman Terry Morgan (R) and Academy Head of Skills, Claire Parry, during a visit to the Tunnelling and Underground Construction Academy in east London, on February 7, 2012. The Prime Minister was marking National...
View Photo »British Prime Minister David Cameron (C) talks with apprentices Robert Coverdale (R) and Tom Higgins during a visit to the Tunneling and Underground Construction Academy in east London, on February 7, 2012. The Prime Minister was marking National Apprenticeships Week.
View Photo »LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - FEBRUARY 06: Prime Minister David Cameron (L) talks with tennis player Novak Djokovic during a reception for the 2012 Laureus Awards at 10 Downing Street on February 6, 2012 in London, England.
View Photo »LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - FEBRUARY 06: Prime Minister David Cameron (centre front) poses for a photograph with sports personalities (back row L - R) Sean Fitzpatrick, Gary Player, Nadia Comaneci, Novak Djokovic, Boris Becker, Oscar Pistorius, Steve Regrave, Mark Spitz; (front row L-R) Dame...
View Photo »LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - FEBRUARY 06: Prime Minister David Cameron talks with former Paralympic athlete Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson during a reception for the 2012 Laureus Awards at 10 Downing Street on February 6, 2012 in London, England.
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (FRONT C) poses for a photograph with sports personalities (BACK L - R) Sean Fitzpatrick, Gary Player, Nadia Comaneci, Novak Djokovic, Boris Becker, Oscar Pistorius, Steve Regrave, Mark Spitz; (FRONT L-R) Kelly Holmes, Tanni Grey-Thompson, David Cameron,...
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron talks to former Paralympic athlete Tanni Grey-Thompson during a reception for the 2012 Laureus Awards in 10 Downing Street in central London February 6, 2012.
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron talks to tennis player Novak Djokovic during a reception for the 2012 Laureus Awards in 10 Downing Street in central London February 6, 2012.
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, centre front row poses for a photograph with sports personalities. back tow left to right, Sean Fitzpatrick, Gary Player, Nadia Comaneci, Novak Djokovic, Boris Becker, Oscar Pistorius, Steve Regrave, Mark Spitz and front row left to right, Kelly Holmes,...
View Photo »Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron talks to former tennis player Martina Navratilova during a reception for the 2012 Laureus Awards in 10 Downing Street in central London Monday Feb. 6, 2012.
View Photo »Two women leave the cinema after attending the premiere of the The Iron Lady movie --a biographical film about Margaret Thatcher-- in Buenos Aires, on February 2, 2012. The movie was premiered in Argentine theaters amid a furor over the Falkland Islands, which Thatcher's Britain and...
View Photo »A man reads a newspaper review on the The Iron Lady movie --a biographical film about Margaret Thatcher-- outside a cinema in Buenos Aires, on February 2, 2012. The movie was premiered in Argentine theaters amid a furor over the Falkland Islands, which Thatcher's Britain and Argentina...
View Photo »A couple kisses in front of a cinema presenting the The Iron Lady movie --a biographical film about Margaret Thatcher-- in Buenos Aires, on February 2, 2012. The movie was premiered in Argentine theaters amid a furor over the Falkland Islands, which Thatcher's Britain and Argentina...
View Photo »British Liberal Democrat party's Chris Huhne waves as he arrives at 10 Downing Street in central London on May 12, 2010. New British Prime Minister David Cameron began Wednesday unveiling details of his new historic centre-right coalition government, after finally ending 13 years of...
View Photo »British Secretary for Energy and Climate Change Chris Huhne leaves 10 Downing Street in London, on May 13, 2010, following the first Cabinet meeting. New British Prime Minister David Cameron chaired his first cabinet meeting Thursday, gathering former rivals in a historic coalition...
View Photo »British Prime Minister David Cameron (C) talks to Ericsson's CEO Hans Vestberg (L) at the Ericsson Innovation Center in the Stockholm suburb of Kista February 9, 2012.
View Photo »Our role, and that of the British Film Institute (BFI), should be to support the sector in becoming even more dynamic and entrepreneurial, helping UK producers to make commercially successful pictures that rival the quality and impact of the best international productions.
before the election, David Cameron promised no return to the 11-plus and no return to a grammar school system. But in Government, the Tories have given powers to grammar schools to expand, and parents are now powerless to stop this
running out for the two-state solution unless we can push forward now
David Cameron has dipped his toe into perilous political waters after it emerged that he has given his backing to what he describes as a 'a truly inspirational initiative' to build a new royal yacht to mark the Queen’s diamond jubilee.
This is not some small bureaucratic change. It marks a massive shift in attitude. I don't want the word 'satisfactory' to exist in our education system. 'Just good enough' is frankly not good enough.
David Cameron today announced that Scotland is to be released from Britain on the grounds of ill-health. Legal advisers for the country, which was sentenced to be part of Great Britain in 1707, had been seeking a parole hearing in 2014, but a decision has now been made to release it with immediate effec...
Everyone has a voice ... and it's important that they know they will be listened to.
In seeking to re-define marriage David Cameron may have kept the coalition happy, but may also have signalled the end of conservatism. If you can't conserve the institution of marriage, what can you conserve?
Football has this incredible power for good and we need to do everything we can to harness that
Ed Miliband has led calls for a more responsible capitalism and, despite having first scorned Labour's initiative, David Cameron now claims he has become a convert to the cause
We think that time, in some ways, is running out for the two state solution unless we can push forward now, because otherwise the facts on the ground will make it more and more difficult, which is why the settlement issue remains so important
There is an important lesson there - it's best that the campaign is run from Scotland and the Scottish politicians in Edinburgh and the Scottish Parliament take the lead role in the campaign. People like David Cameron, and indeed Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband, becoming too central in the campaign will just...
Clearly there is a difficult economic situation, there are scarce resources, and therefore we don't think it would be an appropriate use of public money at the present time
If one of the big battlegrounds of British politics is going to be who is really going to take action on executive pay, I say 'bring it on'. Does anyone really believe that David Cameron came into politics to create a more responsible capitalism? The public are not going to buy it.
We will do everything we can to help promote these discussions
The negotiating position that David Cameron took on Thursday night and Friday morning was agreed in advance with the Lib Dems in the coalition
The EU treaty is the treaty of those outside the euro as much those inside the euro. Creating a new Eurozone treaty within the existing treaty without proper safeguards would have changed the EU for us too.
I think David Cameron as our Prime Minister has defended Britain's national interest. It was a tough decision but it was the right one
I do still think it is possible but obviously we have got to go on making the progress that we are making.
These are very serious allegations involving a former member of the Conservative front bench as well as some of David Cameron's closest confidants inside Downing Street and his cheerleaders in the media
This is great news and a tremendous boost to the workforce, the car industry and UK manufacturing.
The UPC wants to categorically state that it was ridiculous of British Prime Minister David Cameron to demand that African countries that are not yielding to the rights of homosexuals and gays will miss the country's aid
Our membership of the EU is vital to our national interests ... We are a trading nation and we need the single market for trade, investment and jobs.
The leaders of the attacking countries, including United States President Barack Obama, Nicolas Sarkozy, British Prime Minister David Cameron and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper should be declared war criminals under International Law
The choice was a treaty without proper safeguards or no treaty and the right answer was no treaty ... It was not an easy thing to do but it was the right thing to do.
