Cameron: I want Britain to be the place for business & entrepreneurship

David Cameron has announced that a Conservative government, should his party win the forthcoming election later this year, will be pro-business and pro-entrepreneurs.
Speaking, this morning on the Andrew Marr show on BBC1, he outlined a number of plans to ensure that British business overcomes the current global recession and ensures that it becomes one of the best places to start, run and grow, a business in the world.

He also said that while he thought the government's planned 0.5% National Insurance rise from 2011 was the wrong approach - he could not say he would "get rid" of it "until we can find a way of paying for it", however he did reconfirm that this party would announce an emergency budget within 5o days of taking over power.