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Cameron returns to political fray Cameron returns to political fray
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The crisis in Georgia and the UK housing market are set to dominate David Cameron's summer press briefing.The crisis in Georgia and the UK housing market are set to dominate David Cameron's summer press briefing.
In a return to the political frontline, following a Cornish holiday, the Tory leader will be keen to capitalise on speculation over Gordon Brown's future.In a return to the political frontline, following a Cornish holiday, the Tory leader will be keen to capitalise on speculation over Gordon Brown's future.
It comes as ex-minister Nick Raynsford accused Labour of being in a "deep hole" and warned that attempts to "buy" support would only invite contempt.It comes as ex-minister Nick Raynsford accused Labour of being in a "deep hole" and warned that attempts to "buy" support would only invite contempt.
The PM, who is on holiday, is expected to launch a fightback in September.The PM, who is on holiday, is expected to launch a fightback in September.
Mr Cameron, who is due to continue his break with a foreign holiday next week, has already weighed into the Georgian crisis, by accusing Russia of being "a massive and dangerous bully".Mr Cameron, who is due to continue his break with a foreign holiday next week, has already weighed into the Georgian crisis, by accusing Russia of being "a massive and dangerous bully".
Labour infighting
Later, he is set to join colleague Philip Hammond, the shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, to discuss the housing market in a meeting with the National Association of Estate Agents.Later, he is set to join colleague Philip Hammond, the shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, to discuss the housing market in a meeting with the National Association of Estate Agents.
Mr Hammond has accused ministers of playing "short term games" with the property market, after Chancellor Alistair Darling refused to rule out changes to stamp duty.Mr Hammond has accused ministers of playing "short term games" with the property market, after Chancellor Alistair Darling refused to rule out changes to stamp duty.
Estate agents say the uncertainty could cause people to delay buying houses.Estate agents say the uncertainty could cause people to delay buying houses.
Shadow ministers have also used the summer holidays - a notoriously quiet time for news - to launch a series of initiatives on key issues, such as social breakdown and education.
But these have been overshadowed by reports of Labour infighting.
Leadership speculation
Writing on newstatesman.com, Mr Raynsford, a former local government minister, accused the government of a "frantic search" for vote-winning ideas.
He failed to mention Mr Brown, but praised the call by Foreign Secretary David Miliband to "start winning the argument over our record".
Mr Miliband fuelled speculation over the Labour leadership when he penned an article two weeks ago calling on colleagues to have the confidence to make their case afresh - but without making a reference to the prime minister once.
At his press conference, Mr Cameron may also face questions about his own party, following press reports he has tabled a session at next month's annual conference to discuss preparations for government.
Opponents have dubbed the move "arrogant".
Labour MP Eric Joyce told The Daily Mirror: "We could be 18 months away from a general election but Mr Cameron is already measuring up the curtains in Downing Street."
Lib Dem campaigns chief Ed Davey said Mr Cameron was allowing his party's large opinion poll leads go to his head.
"Counting his chickens before they have hatched smacks of complacency and arrogance," he added.