Conservatives offer a glimpse of their Election Manifesto

David Cameron participated in a charity walk as part of his cross-country tour, promoting the Conservative manifesto. The manifesto emphasizes collective effort for real change, promising extended GP care, tax breaks for married couples, and a partial reversal of National Insurance hikes. Cameron has covered over 3000 miles on the campaign trail, facing challenges and protests, particularly from gay voters in London. Upcoming debates may pose tough questions, especially on public spending.

How does Mr. Cameron describe the concept of 'real change'?

What was the reaction of gay voters towards Tory policies during the event?