THE TELEGRAPH: David Cameron has hailed his final coalition deal with Nick Clegg, but conceded more Conservative pledges have been “discarded” to satisfy the Liberal Democrats.
The Prime Minister and his Lib Dem deputy have unveiled a 32-page document setting out the details of the shared policy agenda they will follow in government.
The document, entitled “The Coalition: our programme for government” was described by both men as a historic achievement blending their parties’ policies.
However, on several major issues, the partners have effectively deferred a final decision, promising only to establish independent commissions and reviews to consider the issue. >>> James Kirkup, Political Correspondent | Thursday, May 20, 2010
THE TELEGRAPH: Coalition plan for government: a policy-by-policy guide: David Cameron and Nick Clegg have launched their coalition programme for government. Here's a breakdown of the key policies promises ageed [sic] by the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. >>> Heidi Blake | Thursday, May 20, 2010
