Oppositions

British Prime Minister David Cameron has vowed to give shareholders the right to … with repeated calls from the Labour opposition for action. Despite repeated controversies over bosses being handed huge payoffs even in cases where companies have failed …

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 …

British Prime Minister David Cameron has vowed to give shareholders the right to … with repeated calls from the opposition Labour party leader for action. Despite repeated controversies over bosses being handed huge payoffs even in cases where companies …

Having entered Parliament May became a member of William Hague’s front-bench Opposition team as Shadow Spokesman for … whilst remaining Shadow Secretary of State for the Family. David Cameron appointed her Shadow Leader of the House of Commons in …

seeking to circumvent strong opposition from the UK, which has been seeking to protect financial institutions housed in London’s City. “I will veto the proposal for an EU financial transactions tax,” said David Cameron in an interview for the BBC … Continue reading →

Challenging the Government to match its promises, Opposition leader Ed Miliband poured scorn on Mr Cameron’s stance – saying voters would not believe he was serious about reforming big business. But in his interview, Mr Cameron struck a firm tone … Continue reading →

Cynics would claim that with Ed Miliband currently suffering criticism from within Labour’s ranks, it is in Mr Cameron’s interests to keep the Opposition leader in post. “Look, anyone who does that job has my sympathy, because there are moments … Continue reading →

Under Mr Miliband, the Opposition “show no signs of winning … “I have a very clear plan and I have set out very clear themes.” Prime Minister David Cameron has signalled that he will unveil further measures to curb bankers’ … Continue reading →

“What is the most important thing for a leader of the opposition to have? It is to establish an argument about what is wrong with the country and what needs to change. “I have a very clear plan and I … Continue reading →

This amounted to a sensible rejection of the approach pursued by Mr Balls for the past year, in which he has loudly emphasised Labour opposition to coalition cuts. It’s not that simple. The defining feature of the shadow cabinet at … Continue reading →