I don't bicker with Nick, insists Cameron I would contrast that with the Labour Party who I don't think is focused on the main problem facing Britain which is paying down our deficit and getting growth in the public sector. The Conservative and Liberal parties work very well in Coalition, the Coalition is performing well, [and] we are dealing with the deficit. We are cracking long term problems that faced this country for too long; we are balancing the economy with a million private sector jobs over the last two years. The Prime Minister admitted that the two parties disagreed strongly over Britain's future relationship with Europe. He is due to make a speech setting out his European policy later this month. He told BBC Radio Five Live: "They [Liberal Democrats] don't really want to change any aspect about our relationship with Europe. Europe is one of those and I think over the last two and a half years we have had an effective European policy, we actually got out of one or two European powers we didn't like. We are not now contributing to the bail out funds for countries bailed out in the Euro. I think we are going to get a decent deal on the European budget I am hopeful and confident about that. So I think we have done a good job over Europe in the last two and a half years but a Conservative only Government will be able to go further.