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    well after labour gaining over 800 seats
    tories losing nearly 500 seats

    we now see rebel tories starting to fight back, they are warning david that unless he changes course they will inflict a leadership challenge and they think they could achieve the 46 MP' s by december

    upset that cameron is giving to much to the lib dems, they are demanding he changes course.

    cameron now has a real dilema.he has to change course or face a leadership challenge.
    but to do this willl need to upset his bed fellow cleggy, and this then risks the cobbled together govt.

    rebels not happy with the lib dems on issues such as the reform of the house of lords are demanding he drops this plan.

    does as is being reported cameron start to give sweeterners to his rebels risking the cobbled together govt, for short term gain
    or does he continue with cleggy and risk a leadership challenge.?

    with osbourne admitting he spun the budget wrongly

    and Boris waiting in the wings, cameron must be wondering what happened to his party.

    of course on top of this cleggys membership is baying for blood, after a disaster at the local elections.


    he to may face similar challenges before long.

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