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  • Prime Minister David Cameron makes the ethical case for lower taxes

    January 26, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron will today look to distance his party from Labour and the Liberal Democrats setting out an ideological case for tax cuts. Cameron will say he believes in lower taxes “because I trust people more than I do politicians”. He will add: “I think people know how to spend their money better [...]

  • David Cameron outlines legislation for increased Scottish powers – but there’s no mention of haggis in this Burns Night address

    January 23, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron gave his spin on a Burns Night address last night – but he failed to mention haggis once.   To be fair, the speech was more taken up with his plans for the people of Scotland post-referendum, specifically to note the publication of draft legislation detailing new powers for the Holyrood [...]

  • David Cameron facing Tory backlash over plain cigarette packs

    January 22, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron is facing a bruising from his own party over proposals to have cigarettes sold in plain, unbranded, packaging, with a senior Tory MP telling City PM that “half the parliamentary party” could be against it. Several Conservative backbenchers were fuming at the proposals yesterday, put forward in a surprise announcement by [...]

  • David Cameron to reveal devolved powers for Scotland

    January 22, 2015

    Prime Minister David Cameron will reveal draft legislation outlining devolved powers for Scotland today.   He will also meet Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in Edinburgh to discuss enacting the plans.   The “command paper” is believed to contain 44 new clauses across 100 pages.   In the run-up to last year’s Scottish independence referendum, [...]

  • David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash as UK unemployment hits a six-year low

    January 21, 2015

    Unemployment has dropped to its lowest rate since 2008 according to official figures, which also show pay continuing to beat inflation.    The jobless rate dropped to 5.8 per cent in the three months to November, according to data released yesterday by the Office for National Statistics.   Pay including bonuses rose 1.7 per cent [...]

  • David Cameron renews pledge to lead UK to full employment, but what is it?

    January 19, 2015

    David Cameron has said that he and the Conservatives are committed to full employment in Britain. The UK, Cameron said, would be a "jobs factory," with benefit caps lowered and immigrants' access to welfare limited. To achieve this goal, Cameron pledged to help small businesses, saying: “we’re the party of the roofers and the retailers; [...]

  • Long-term policies more than falling oil prices are needed for sustainable wage growth business groups tell Cameron

    January 17, 2015

    Long-term solutions rather than the short-term gains from falling oil prices are needed to boost wages, business groups have said. David Cameron urged businesses to pass on the benefits of falling oil prices to staff through higher wages on his visit to Washington yesterday. Business groups have responded saying lower oil prices are already creating [...]

  • Ed Miliband: Britain “choking on their cornflakes” over Cameron’s pay rise from oil price plea

    January 17, 2015

    Ed Miliband has slammed David Cameron for urging businesses to pass on savings from falling oil prices to staff in the form of higher wages. The Labour leader said the country were “choking on their cornflakes” after hearing Cameron’s plea, speaking at the Fabian Society conference. He accused the Prime Minister of years of “denial, [...]

  • Cameron tells business to pass on falling oil price benefits to staff through higher wages

    January 17, 2015

    Businesses reaping the rewards of plummeting oil prices have been urged to pass on the savings to staff in the form of higher pay by David Cameron. Asked about the matter on a visit to Washington, the Prime Minister told reporters: "Obviously I want to see companies’ success passed through in terms of wage increases. [...]

  • Why David Cameron’s crusade against encryption could backfire on business

    January 15, 2015

    One so-called expert in terrorism and one person who claims to be able to tackle it embarrassed themselves this week. The first was a hapless Fox News commentator, who had convinced himself that Birmingham was an outpost of the Islamic State, sparking hilarity in the Twittersphere. The second was none other than David Cameron, who [...]

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