When he’s not up to his neck in it in Westminster, the Prime Minister likes to submerge himself at the seaside. It has been revealed, however, that David Cameron literally went swimming in diluted sh*t during his summer break… twice.
Supermarket chain ASDA saw its sales take a 4.7% hit in the second quarter as the “worst storm in retail history” shakes the UK retail sector. One reason for the drop? Rises in current and projected labour costs. The Leeds-based company, which employs
As anger mounts at the painfully slow progress made by the independent inquiry into the Iraq War, Prime Minister David Cameron has again demanded its publication. The problem facing those wanting a timely release of the Iraq Inquiry’s findings is that its independence
Prime Minister David Cameron has warned that illegal immigrants using Calais as a launching point to enter the UK were doing so for economic reasons and he was determined to make sure the border was secure. At the same time
SINGAPORE, July 28 (Reuters) – Britain on Tuesday said it would clamp down on the use of “dirty money” to buy up expensive properties, promising to expose the owners of anonymous foreign shell companies hiding cash in London’s buoyant housing
Today the Prime Minister will outline a five-year plan to tackle extremism, blaming what he will call Muslim “conspiracy theories” and “failures of intergration.” At a Birmingham School, before a largely Muslim audience, he will promise to confront radical Islam’s “intolerant
Britain’s Labour Party activists couldn’t reconcile their hero Tony Blair being such good mates with then President George W Bush. One was a post-modern progressive. The other was a hillbilly conservative Republican. What was going on? A similar cognitive dissonance
The fight against Islamic State (IS) should be intensified and more money directed towards the SAS and buying drones and planes, David Cameron has signaled in remarks made public today. The comments are the first indication of what will be
UK Prime Minister David Cameron has been urged to use the Greek financial crisis to ditch his ‘useless and meaningless’ negotiation strategy in Europe. Former Chancellor Nigel Lawson called on the Mr Cameron to ‘seize the opportunity’ for the dismantling of the eurozone,
“This is a Budget that puts security first,” claimed Chancellor George Osborne as the first real Tory Budget since 1996 was revealed in the House of Commons today. The Cameron government confirmed it will commit 2 per cent of GDP to
Ten years ago today, 52 British civilians were murdered in the first ever suicide bombings to occur in Western Europe and the biggest bomb attack seen in London since the Second World War. In all another 700 were injured in the
The founding leader of one of the UK’s largest children’s charities, Kids Company, has been forced to stand down after the Cabinet Office withdrew funding due to accusations of mis-management and financial irregularity. This follows almost a year of media
The climate alarmists, generally the same people who dis the church and its position on abortion, the origin of life on earth, and the definition of marriage, appear practically giddy over Pope Francis’ recently released climate encyclical. Even Al Gore, who admits he was “raised in the Southern Baptist tradition,” has declared he “could become a Catholic because of this pope.”
Prime Minister David Cameron today confirmed that Britons would form the largest single group among the 38 fatalities from Friday’s Islamist terror attack in Tunisia. Mr Cameron attended this year’s national Armed Forces Day event in Guildford, Surrey. After the official
Go home. These are two simple words UK Prime Minister David Cameron would like African immigrants flooding across the Mediterranean to hear more often. Even once would be enough. In a speech to the Globsec security conference in Bratislava, Slovakia,
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Sen. David Vitter wants more information from attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch before vote that could happen this week.
British Prime Minister David Cameron is fighting back against criticism by the Muslim community of a letter sent to every mosque in England asking for their help in the fight against radical Islamic terrorism. While answering questions after a speech,
