Inside No 10: David Cameron - The First Six Months (Part 1: Prime Minister at last)

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Did Farage go too far or score political points this week?

British politics has been dominated this week by the horrifying murder of student Henry Novak and the political storm that followed the release of police bodycam footage. Ed Balls and George Osborne examine the tragedy, the questions it raises around “two-tier policing” and the p ...  Show more

EMQs: Is Makerfield the UK’s presidential election?

Was George Osborne about to abandon David Cameron in the 2005 Tory leadership race? That’s the first question on this week’s EMQs, where George recounts the mistakes made by the David Davis campaign that allowed Cameron to ascend. Ed Balls shares similar mistakes of David Miliban ...  Show more

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