Cameron and Clegg forge historic coalition

David Cameron will begin work today on putting together his historic new coalition government with the Liberal Democrats.

Wed, 12 May, 2010 - 08:11

David Cameron will begin work today on putting together his historic new coalition government with the Liberal Democrats.

Following his triumphant arrival last night at No 10, the new Conservative Prime Minister declared that it would be a “full and proper” coalition between the two parties.

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