Oppositions

David Cameron made the comment about Ed Balls, the opposition’s shadow chancellor, in an interview in a British newspaper The Sunday Telegraph. Balls’ gestures and comments have become a fixture of the prime minister’s weekly grilling in the House of … Continue reading →

Mr Cable is due to publish results of a wide-ranging consultation this month. Mr Cameron’s pledge came after growing calls from the main opposition Labour party to crack down on exorbitant pay packages as families are forced to tighten their … Continue reading →

When asked about the Opposition, he said Ed Miliband had his “sympathy” because it was a “miserable job”, but criticised the shadow chancellor. “He just annoys me,” Mr Cameron said of Mr Balls — whose gestures and comments aimed at … Continue reading →

When asked about the Opposition, he said Ed Miliband had his “sympathy” because it was a “miserable job”, but criticised the shadow chancellor. “He just annoys me,” Mr Cameron said of Mr Balls — whose gestures and comments aimed at … Continue reading →

He is due to publish results of a wide-ranging consultation this month. Cameron’s pledge came after growing calls from the main opposition Labour party to crack down on exorbitant pay packages as families are forced to tighten their belts amid … Continue reading →

Cameron said countries such as France pushing for the introduction … “The government headed by (my predecessor Silvio) Berlusconi had voiced its opposition at the EU level, I however have expressed the Italian government’s openness on that issue …

But Cameron was also forced to apologize for a slur, where he had described a member of the Labour opposition as like someone with Tourette’s Syndrome – an inherited neurological condition. Although the prime minister was referring to the way … Continue reading →

Cameron said countries such as France pushing for the introduction … “The government headed by (my predecessor Silvio) Berlusconi had voiced its opposition at the EU level, I however have expressed the Italian government’s openness on that …

Ed Balls, shadow chancellor, led his party’s opposition last July, saying the eurozone needed to do more to help itself first. Mr Cameron accused Mr Balls of opportunism in siding with Tory eurosceptic MPs; the government won the vote by … Continue reading →

LONDON (AFP) – British Prime Minister David Cameron was forced to apologise after telling a Sunday newspaper that a senior Labour lawmaker’s heckling was ‘like having someone with Tourette’s sitting opposite you.’ His comment about Mr Ed Balls …