David Cameron

The Prime Minister has become embroiled in the row over raising the state pension age (SPA) for women.

Prime Minister David Cameron has promised to make ‘substantive changes' to the NHS reforms currently before Parliament.

British taxpayers are set to stump up more than £10bn to cover EU spending in 2012 - almost £700m more than they paid in 2010, according to The Telegraph.

Qatar prime minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim says the state is interested in investing in RBS and Lloyds Banking Group.

David Cameron has ruled out significant tax cuts while the government is cutting spending to reduce the deficit.

David Cameron is expected to say the economy is making "progress" during a speech at the World Economic Forum today, despite figures showing it shrank during the final quarter of last year.

Banks must be allowed to take risks if they are to step up to George Osborne's plans for a private sector-led recovery, Barclays CEO Bob Diamond told MPs this morning.

Britain's banks were given the go-ahead last night to pay unlimited bonuses, drawing to a close a two-year political battle to rein in the City.

David Cameron has criticised banks and building societies for being too cautious with their mortgage lending and preventing the housing market from progressing.

Lord Young has quit as the Prime Minister's enterprise adviser after he told a newspaper many Britons had "never had it so good" despite a "so-called recession".