Class catches Cameron, foes scent blood

By Mohammed Abbas

LONDON | Tue Apr 24, 2012 8:23pm BST

(Reuters) - Derided as an "arrogant posh boy" by a member of his own party to cap a terrible month of headlines, Prime Minister David Cameron is in danger of slipping past a point of no return as blunders pile up and friends turn to foes.

Powerful newspapers and allies who once fell over each other to sing his praises now accuse the expensively educated Conservative Party leader of "speaking for the few" and of "vanity globe-trotting" as the economy sputters and Britons suffer the harshest state spending cuts for a generation.