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David Cameron has quit as Conservative MP for Witney saying that he did not want to be a distraction for Theresa May.
Prime Minister David Cameron has vowed to help people as “unprecedented†flooding affects Lancashire and Yorkshire.
David Cameron has announced plans to heighten security measures following Paris attacks.
David Cameron has announced plans to hire 1,900 extra spies to counter attacks.
David Cameron has confirmed that world leaders have agreed to do more to share intelligence and cut off funding for terrorists.
David Cameron has pledged fast broadband access for all by 2020.
The Magna Carta event was attended by the Queen and Prime Minister David Cameron, who said that it changed the world.
Prime Minister David Cameron promoted leading female ministers in a cabinet reshuffle.
David Cameron has promised to freeze rail fares for five years if the Tories win the General Election.
Jeremy Clarkson, who was described as “Huge Talent†by friend David Cameron, says that he had regrets following an alleged fracas with one of the
David Cameron pledges 500 more free schools in the UK if re-elected by 2020.
Cameron’s directive came amid mounting evidence of public authorities' failure to report sex abuse.
David Cameron has rejected criticism by some Muslims of a letter sent to mosques in England.
David Cameron is set to launch a campaign to offer 100,000 first-time homebuyers a 20% discount.
David Cameron looked for EU leaders’ support for his proposals that aim to curb on welfare benefits for migrants.
David Cameron makes the process of confiscating passports of individuals who joined terror groups faster to prevent them from re-entering the UK.
The Prime Minister is expected to provide details of a £15bn, five-year roads investment strategy should the Tories be returned to power.
A spokesman for the European Commission likened UK annual contribution to personal taxation – 'the more a person earns, the more they have to pay.'
David Cameron plans to cut ties with European Court of Human Rights unless it will allow British parliament to have a final say over its rulings.
David Cameron made an unprecedented apology in person to the Queen after saying she “purred†in pleasure at the Scottish referendum result.
