It's welcome to see British Gas cutting prices. We'll continue to encourage energy firms to pass on falls in wholesale prices to customers.

David Cameron

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There's no doubt in my mind these are going to be difficult econo... by David Cameron

There's no doubt in my mind these are going to be difficult economic times.

This referendum has now become a watershed moment for our country, there is no turning back if we leave.

I feel we are making good progress with this argument, particularly about Britain being better off if we stay in, probably my greatest concern is doing everything we can in the next week in order to get people to register to vote, particularly young people because this is absolutely a vote about their future.

There are some people for whom their life's work and their core belief is that Britain must get out of Europe - I have respect for people who hold a very strong view, i disagree with them but I am sure there will be some people who will go on. There will always be some people who go on making that argument.

We were guilty of being very complacent and the funds did n’t come, our horses were injured at the wrong time and I just missed qualifying by a hair’s breadth, but I feel like all of these things have helped me plan.

I think this makes you guys bigger players. by David Cameron

I think this makes you guys bigger players.

(The government) has become too focused on narrowly getting the deficit down without being able to say where that should fall other than simply on those who I think can less afford to have that fall on them, i think it is in danger of drifting in a direction that divides society rather than unites it, and that I think is unfair.

We have not just permanently protected the pound and our right to keep it, but ensured that we can't be discriminated against.

I have negotiated a deal to give the UK special status in the EU. I will be recommending it to Cabinet tomorrow. Press conference shortly.

If ... we can stay in a reformed Europe, you know what you get, you know that the borders stay in Calais, you know that we have a seat determining the rules when it comes to the future of Europe, you know we have that vital information whether it's about terrorists or criminals traveling around Europe because we are part of those organizations.

We will not hand a publicity coup to ISIL. by David Cameron

We will not hand a publicity coup to ISIL.

We want to become your number one partner for supporting the finance needed for this ambitious plan, making London the world's centre for offshore rupee trading.

I think it is right to maintain our independent nuclear deterrent and anyone who has any doubts of it only has to look at the dangers and uncertainty in our world.

Every day in countries across the world, Christians are systematically discriminated against, exploited and even driven from their homes because of their faith, now is not the time for silence. We must stand together and fight for a world where no one is persecuted because of what they believe.

The Chinese economy has been one of the drivers of global growth, and I think that will continue, we encourage investment, and China is investing more in Britain now than other European countries.

I believe these things are in our own national interest, when countries break up, we see the problems of migration can affect us all. When countries become havens to terror, we all suffer as a result.

There is absolutely no doubt: Holyrood is here to stay, we are delivering a new, accountable and permanent Scottish Parliament. Holyrood will be one of the most powerful devolved parliaments in the world.

We all agreed, as do the Scottish public, that the independence referendum should be a 'once in a generation' or a 'once in a lifetime' event, so now it is time to move on. Some may want to obsess about separation, but I am focused on delivering devolution.

Over the last 63 years, Her Majesty has been a rock of stability in a world of constant change and her selfless sense of service and duty has earned admiration not only in Britain, but right across the globe, it is only right that today we should celebrate her extraordinary record, as well as the grace and dignity with which she serves our country.

It is shocking that thousands of Vietnamese children in the UK are being used for profit by criminal gangs and that dozens more children are estimated to arrive on our shores every month, that's why it is so important that we work with Vietnam to identify what more we can do to tackle this issue together.