David Cameron delivers his keynote speech at the Conservative party conference

David Cameron's speech outlines his vision for a Greater Britain, focusing on economic growth, counter-extremism, and social reform. He criticizes Labour's policies and emphasizes the Conservative Party's commitment to equality and opportunity. Cameron also addresses the EU, stating Britain's disinterest in closer union. His speech aims to shift the party to the center, celebrating multiracial Britain and setting a decisive direction for his remaining term.

What does the speaker mean by 'we're only halfway through' in the context of their time in office?

How does the speaker characterize the opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn?

What is the significance of the speaker's comments on extremism and unlicensed institutions?

In what ways does the speaker propose to address discrimination and promote equality?

What does the speaker imply about the future direction of the Conservative Party?