article_snippet: In an interview with the Financial Times, The Prime Minister insisted the Conservatives needed another term in power to restore the country's economic fortunes. '
article_snippet: Mr Cameron said Kenneth Clarke, the former chancellor of the exchequer, was crucial in maintaining Cabinet support for austerity measures over the last five years. '
article_snippet: Mr Cameron sat round the cabinet table and said, look, this is going to take longer than you think, stick with the cabinet table
article_snippet: Apart from presiding over a recovery led by the private sector Mr Cameron says Mr Cameron hoped to be remembered as the prime minister who resolved two key questions facing Britain.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron said Mr Cameron pledge to hold an EU referendum would mar 'the moment when Britain stops sleepwalking towards the exit'. '
article_snippet: Mr Cameron conceded some Conservatives would 'vote to leave altogether' whatever deal Mr Cameron strikes with Brussels on a looser, more trade-based relationship.
article_snippet: But Mr Cameron added: 'I think there can be a coming together after that.'
article_snippet: Mr Cameron sought to dismiss speculation that if reelected, Mr Cameron intends to stand down in 2018 after holding an EU referendum. '
article_snippet: I'm standing for a full term and that is what I want to serve,' Mr Cameron said.
highlights_snippet: Said Tories need another term to restore the country's economic fortunes .