Conservative Party conference is taking place in Manchester
Home Secretary Theresa May warns of impact of high immigration
London Mayor Boris Johnson says he wants Conservatives to 'unite our society'
David Cameron says parents of truants could have child benefit docked
Work and Pension Secretary Iain Duncan Smith says welfare reforms are 'restoring lives'
BBC 5Live
David Cameron is asked about Jeremy Hunt's comments about the tax credit cuts on Monday, in which he suggested they were intended to help encourage people to work as hard as the Chinese do. Mr Cameron said the health secretary's comments had been misinterpreted.
BBC 5Live
A busy morning for the prime minister - he's already done the big TV breakfast outlets and now he's on the BBC 5live, with the Today programme on Radio 4 to follow at 8.10. You can listen to both of them via the 'live coverage' tab on this page.
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BBC Breakfast
The prime minister has told BBC Breakfast he was “incredibly proud” that Britain had built one of the “most successful multi-racial, multi-ethnic democracies anywhere in the world”.
Mr Cameron stressed some of the benefits of immigration, but said he agreed with the Home Secretary, Theresa May, that the numbers of people coming to the UK need to be controlled.
Theresa May will warn in her conference speech today of the dangers of uncontrolled immigration. Mr Cameron said Mrs May “has been an excellent home secretary” and that she was making the point that unless immigration is at an appropriate rate “it becomes difficult to create the cohesive, integrated society we want to see”.
Mr Cameron added if you want an integrated, successful society you have to make sure there are enough school places and that hospitals aren't overcrowded. He said “you can’t have it both ways”.
Hello and welcome to our rolling coverage of the Conservative Party conference - we begin with leader David Cameron's morning round of media interviews.