Labour: Cameron is 'caving in' to right wing
The Labour Party has accused Prime Minister David Cameron of “caving in” to the demands of right wing Conservative MPs following the Eastleigh by-election.
The attack comes as Justice Secretary Chris Grayling raised the possibility of the Human Rights Act being scrapped under a future majority Conservative government.
It's clear David Cameron's response to his disastrous result in Eastleigh is a big lurch to the right.
– Labour spokesmanHe is a weak Prime Minister who is caving in to the demands of the right wing MPs in his party.
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