Did it really take a choreographed Downing Street tea party to get an extra £1m for the Internet Watch Foundation?

Stephen Twigg's speech was neither a capitulation to Gove’s agenda nor a ferocious reaction against it.

The PM sees the EU as part of the solution, not the problem for the UK economy - a brave position to take as leader of today's Tory party.

The PM doesn’t want to talk about the ills of lobbying any more than he wants to talk about shrinking Arctic glaciers, the “big society” or other things he once said were important.