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Prime Minister David Cameron said Friday that Britain’s culture minister acted properly in his consideration of a bid by News Corporation to take over British Sky Broadcasting.
Black Dog: Labour’s posh-boy taunts against David Cameron are hitting home as the Prime Minister chooses to ditch the traditional morning dress in favour of his lounge suit.
David Cameron today insisted he did not regret appointing Jeremy Hunt to rule on Rupert Murdoch’s £8 billion bid for BSkyB.
Prime Minister David Cameron has defended giving Jeremy Hunt responsibility for the decision on News Corporation's takeover of BSkyB.
LONDON (AP) — Prime Minister David Cameron said Friday he had no regrets about his decision to put Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt in charge of deciding whether Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. could proceed with a bid to take over British Sky Broadcasting.
David Cameron is to offer Conservative MPs a free vote on the Government's plans to legalise gay marriage amid growing discontent in his ranks.
David Cameron can use his appearance at the Leveson Inquiry to revive his political fortunes, says Matthew d'Ancona.
The spring heatwave has been welcomed by many people across the UK, but David Cameron has revealed he has been struck down by hay fever as a result.
David Cameron put the UK on collision course with Europe today as he signalled he will fight plans forcing the UK to give prisoners voting rights.
David Cameron today dismissed Ed Balls as a ''muttering idiot'' as he lost his temper at their heckling during Prime Minister's Questions.
It seems that UK PM David Cameron has got himself hooked on ubiquitous touchscreen time-waster Fruit Ninja. As reported by The Telegraph , a senior adviser has revealed that our benevolent leader pours "a crazy, scary amount of time" into the Halfbrick-developed title. Cameron is apparently a big fan of his iPad and has recently commissioned a bespoke app "that will give him a management ...
As David Cameron made a spirited appearance at Prime Minister's Questions today, calling Ed Balls a "muttering idiot" and apologising for insulting an MP, internet pranksters dedicated their afternoon to a series of quips about his government.
David Cameron has apologised to veteran Labour MP Dennis Skinner after he made fun of the 79-year-old's age. Last month the Bolsover MP tackled the...
British Prime Minister David Cameron lashed out at fellow EU leaders Wednesday for reviving a proposal for a financial transaction tax, saying it was a bad idea and he would fight it all the way.
David Cameron will tonight call on European leaders to stop “fudging” over the future of Greece.
A senior advisor to the British Prime Minister David Cameron has said that the Tory leader “spends a crazy, scary amount of time playing Fruit Ninja on his iPad”. The Telegraph reports that the PM has also “ordered a special app on his iPad that will give him a management dashboard, with everything from dole figures to inflation”. Of course, MCV readers will already know that that lad Cameron is ...
Only weeks before he was appointed Culture Secretary with the remit to assess the consequences of Rupert Murdochs bid to take over complete ownership of BSkyB the British satellite TV service Jeremy Hunt sent a message to Prime Minister David Cameron urging...
Meeting interim Libyan Prime Minister Abdurrahim El-Keib at Downing Street, David Cameron confirms officers from the Met will travel to Libya to investigate WPc Yvonne Fletcher's murder.
David Cameron today dismissed Labour leader Ed Miliband and shadow chancellor Ed Balls as "muttering idiots" as he lost his temper at their heckling during Prime Minister's Questions.
DAVID Cameron and Ed Miliband clashed in the House of Commons today over the controversial report commissioned by the Prime Minister which called for changes in the law to make it easier for businesses to sack staff.
TORY Jeremy Hunt urged David Cameron to approve the Murdoch takeover of BSkyB – then a month later the PM put him in charge of judging the process, the Leveson Inquiry heard yesterday.
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