Cameron faces Tory backlash over marriage tax breaks
David Cameron faces a fresh backlash from Tory backbenchers after it emerged that marriage tax breaks will not be included in next month's Budget.
Senior Government sources have also dismissed calls for George Osborne to be sacked - insisting he will still be Chancellor at the 2015 general election.
The developments came amid fevered speculation over plots against the Prime Minister, with suggestions rebels have set a deadline of summer 2014 for the party's electoral fortunes to turn around.
Meanwhile, some MPs are said to be circulating a letter demanding that Mr Osborne is replaced as the economy continues to falter.
Historic gay marriage plans pass despite Tory divide
Landmark plans to legalise gay marriage got the green light in the Commons, despite a majority of Tories failing to support the Government.
PM to read letter but not change mind over gay marriage
The Prime Minister will read the letter delivered to Number 10, take their views on board, but not change his mind over gay marriage.
Cameron's 'kamikaze' move rules out marriage tax break
Many Conservative MPs just do not understand the move when the tax measure is in the Coalition Agreement.