Tory Conference Starts Today in Birmingham

David Cameron faces challenges at the Conservative conference amid economic gloom and internal party unrest. He aims to present a rigorous plan for Britain's future, focusing on economic growth and reforms. Controversies like Jeremy Hunt's comments on abortion rights distract from the party's economic focus. Cameron needs to reassure both the public and his party of his commitment to modern, compassionate policies. Internal dynamics, including competition from Boris Johnson and pressure from Labour, add to the challenges. Cameron's leadership and vision are crucial for maintaining his position within the party.

In what ways does David Cameron need to demonstrate his commitment to the National Health Service and vulnerable groups?

What does the survey about Conservative backbenchers indicate regarding their attendance at the conference?