David Cameron has not achieved everything the eurosceptics in his party wanted amid the desperate salvage operation in the wake of the euro debacle, but at least he has taken a stand on behalf of Britain.

Shropshire MP Mark Pritchard has called on the House of Commons to lighten up after a row erupted over a supposedly ageist comment.

Cameron has a golden opportunity, I trust he seizes it with both hands, even if it leads to his departure from English politics in view of his Scottish connections.

Shrewsbury’s Ben Hughes, who has been given just months to live, is hoping to rub shoulders with Prime Minister David Cameron when he travels down to London to visit Parliament.

Prime Minister David Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband say they want to keep the UK together and oppose Scottish independence during PMQs.

Your leader on January 4 envisages David Cameron rueing his phrase ‘We’re all in it together’.

Things in the NHS have come to a pretty pass when it takes the Prime Minister himself to call for the most obvious and basic procedures in safeguarding the welfare of patients.

The UK exported nearly £143 billion of goods and services to the EU in 2010 compared with £121 billion to the rest of the world.

It is a time for a message of hope and cheer for the New Year as it unfolds into 2012.

Prime Minister David Cameron is keen to emphasise at every opportunity that we are all in it together. Some people, however, are clearly far more in it than others.

So it seems the petty bureaucrats in Brussels are determined to make Britain pay for David Cameron’s policy of sticking up for his country.

Today David Cameron showed he has some backbone. Caught between a rock and a hard place, he did what British voters and British MPs expect him to do – which is bat for Britain.

Shrewsbury MP Daniel Kawczynski today backed David Cameron’s decision to use the British veto to block eurozone treaty change.

The next 48 hours could be the defining period of David Cameron’s premiership.

The spectre of Conservative Party infighting over Europe returned today as David Cameron made final preparations for a crucial summit in Brussels aimed at sorting out the mounting debt crisis.

Shropshire MPs this afternoon piled the pressure on David Cameron as the Prime Minister came under renewed pressure on the eve of a crunch EU summit meeting.

A central plank of the big European dream – a common currency for supposedly merged economies – has turned out to be a misconceived disaster which now lies in tatters.

Want a joke? Try British justice. And while you may not find anything funny, violent criminals are laughing.

David Cameron has condemned the ban on England’s footballers wearing poppies on their kit as ‘outrageous’.

The saving grace of the whole Eurozone disaster has been that Britain is not in the Euro and has not been directly embroiled in the chaotic mess.

As an exercise in the banal, futile, and pointless, the new “happiness survey” being championed by David Cameron will take some beating.

Letter: Having listened to David Cameron and his aid minister on Newsnight yesterday night, I feel compelled to give my view of this episode of financial ineptitude.

Britain has rejected adopting a new electoral system after the No To AV campaign won a crushing victory in the referendum, including in Shropshire.

David Cameron praises Conservative councils over election results.

David Cameron has praised Market Drayton for its “very successful” homecoming parade for Shropshire-based soldiers, who are recently back from a seven-month tour of Afghanistan.

Labour has accused David Cameron of sexism after he told Angela Eagle to “calm down, dear”.

Blog: David Cameron rated his own life just “six out of ten” when he appeared on BBC’s magazine programme The One Show last night.

Owen Paterson was thankful to be able to spend two nights in the same bed this week when last night’s vote on increasing university tuition fees kept him in London for the second night running, writes Westminster blogger John Hipwood.

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So, the Government wants to measure our happiness, writes Jon Simcock.