VOICED: Cameron's historic coalition starts work

David Cameron became the UK's Prime Minister, leading a coalition government after Gordon Brown's departure. Despite not winning a landslide, Cameron, often compared to Tony Blair, transformed the Conservative Party into a more modern and socially tolerant entity. His leadership style emphasizes rebuilding family, community, and responsibility. The coalition with the Liberal Democrats, led by Nick Clegg, presents challenges, especially in tackling national debt and implementing spending cuts. The political landscape has shifted, with no party holding an outright majority, marking a new era in British politics.

What is the significance of the coalition with the Liberal Democrats for Cameron's government?

What are the implications of the changing political landscape in Britain as mentioned in the text?