British Prime Minister David Cameron holds his weekly Question Time with members of the House of Commons.

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Secretary of State John Kerry traveled to the United Kingdom on his first overseas trip since becoming Secretary of State. He met with British Prime Minister David Cameron and  Foreign Secretary William Hague in London. 

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British Prime Minister David Cameron told member in the House of Commons Wednesday that the horsemeat scandal in the U.K. is “appalling” and “completely unacceptable.

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British Prime Minister David Cameron took questions from members in the House of Commons Wednesday during his weekly question time session on the state of the British economy, housing benefits, and the passing of the same sex marriage bill.

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On Friday, British Prime Minister David Cameron will deliver a speech regarding his government’s position on Britain’s role in the European Union. On Wednesday, he answered questions from the Opposition Leader on the matter and said he would not propose an in-out referendum on Britain’s membership in the E-U but would protect the national interests at all cost

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British Prime Minister David Cameron and Deputy PM Nick Clegg held their first news conference of the year to discuss joint coalition priorities in the coming year.

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The British House of Commons heard from Prime Minister David Cameron in his weekly Question Time. Following the Prime Minister, George Osborne, Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered a statement before Parliament.

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Lord Justice Brian Leveson delivered his final report into the culture, practices and ethics of the British press on Thursday and called for a new regulatory body established in law to oversee press behavior. The report follows a year-long investigation after revelations of phone hacking and other illegal behavior surfaced at Rupert Murdoch’s tabloid paper, News of the World.

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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg answered questions from members of his party and the opposition. Prime Minister David Cameron was away on an official trip. Members offered congratulations to President Obama on winning the U.S. presidential election. Other questions focused on the British economy, cuts within the National Health Service and trade relations with the United States.

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British Prime Minister David Cameron holds his weekly question and answer session with members of the House of Commons. Questions from the members included the state of the British economy, the situation in the Euro zone and other UK domestic issues.

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