Crime is down since the election - thanks to the hard work of the police and our action plan: https://www.conservatives.com/crimeactionplan

The biggest-ever fall in unemployment in history - taking it below 2 million - is great news.

Our long-term economic plan is working, but there's still much more to do.

Today we are giving people who have worked hard, saved hard and done the right thing more freedom over their pension.

With Education Secretary Nicky Morgan to see the extraordinary success story Charter Academy, Portsmouth under head Dame Sharon Hollows.

I've just chaired a COBRA meeting on Ebola, looking at how we tackle it overseas and make sure the UK is fully protected.

Great to visit Rochester and Strood ahead of our postal primary selection and meet our potential candidates, Anna Firth and Kelly Tolhurst.

They’re very different, but both are determined to stand up for Rochester and Strood and everyone who lives here.

It's good news that inflation remains low. Our long-term economic plan is delivering more financial security and stability for families.

Today's inflation figures also mean a big real terms increase in the state pension next year - helping people who've worked hard all their lives.

As we remember those killed and injured in Brighton 30 years ago, we must renew our vow that terrorism must never win: https://www.facebook.com/DavidCameronOfficial/posts/860824553941864

There were two by-elections last night, one where we lost a seat to UKIP, and one where Labour held onto their seat. And this speaks to a wider truth, if you go UKIP, you are in danger of getting a Labour government, with Ed Miliband as PM, Ed Balls as Chancellor and you will get no action on immigration, no European referendum.

And obviously, most importantly you will not get a continuation of the plan that is delivering success for our economy and security for our people. So that is the wider lesson of last night, and we have seven months to demonstrate that only a Conservative Government can give people the stability and security that we all want to see.

I think the next election is the most important in a generation. And I think what last night demonstrates is that if you see a big UKIP vote you will end up with Ed Miliband as Prime Minister, Ed Balls as Chancellor, Labour in power. And more to the point you won’t have the long-term economic plan that is really beginning to deliver for this country the stability and security that people want.