David Cameron blasts critics over spending cuts

The transcript covers David Cameron's efforts to communicate the necessity of economic cuts in the UK, emphasizing the need to balance the books while protecting vulnerable groups. It highlights the government's strategy post-New Labour, with differences in emphasis among party members. New policies are proposed, such as changes in education and prison systems, amid ongoing negotiations with the Treasury. Public support is crucial, as the cuts have not yet taken full effect. The political landscape is shaped by these economic decisions, with potential challenges from Labour and the coalition with the Lib Dems.

What does David Cameron suggest about the cuts in relation to businesses?

How does the government plan to protect the most vulnerable during the cuts?

What is the significance of the conference slogan mentioned in the speech?

What challenges does David Cameron face in gaining public support for the cuts?

What does Ed Miliband's position imply about the Labour party's strategy regarding the cuts?