4 d. ago How to make a white lady, David Cameron's favourite cocktail, according to Sarah Vine

The former Prime Minister apparently loves a white lady in the evening

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9 d. ago Chaos as artists pull out of London festival over concerns of 'art

Musical acts including LVRA and Heartworms have dropped out of the inaugural SXSW London festival due to the undisclosed involvement of former MPs Tony Blair and David Cameron

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9 d. ago Kemi Badenoch admits she is still learning how to lead the Tories: ‘It takes a while’

The Tory leader likens herself to Margaret Thatcher and David Cameron as she said it ‘takes quite a while’ to get to grips with being leader of the opposition

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1 week ago Multiple artists withdraw from SXSW London over unannounced panels with Tony Blair and David Cameron

Multiple artists withdraw from SXSW London over unannounced panels with Tony Blair and David Cameron  DJ Mag

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1 week ago Several artists pull out of SXSW London for "artwashing" with Tony Blair, David Cameron and NATO appearances

Several artists pull out of SXSW London for "artwashing" with Tony Blair, David Cameron and NATO appearances  NME

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1 week ago Artists pull out of SXSW London for "artwashing" with Tony Blair, David Cameron and NATO appearances

Artists pull out of SXSW London for "artwashing" with Tony Blair, David Cameron and NATO appearances  NME

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1 week ago SXSW London accused of ‘artwashing’ for hosting panel with Tony Blair

SXSW London accused of ‘artwashing’ for hosting panel with Tony Blair  Euronews.com

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1 week ago Voices: Calling David Cameron a ‘man baby’ for resigning over Brexit is childish

The personal barbs in a new, behind-the-scenes memoir offer a fittingly pathetic caricature of the Conservatives’ big beasts, says Sean O’Grady – it is also a reminder how the party is the biggest Brexit loser of all

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2 w. ago Labour’s poll ratings have plummeted – so is Starmer’s future in question?

Dissatisfaction among MPs has created a febrile mood, with ambitious cabinet ministers assessing their optionsA lesson in comms for any prime minister: when asked whether you will serve another term, try to express some enthusiasm at the prospect.When at the end of his first term, David Cameron breezily told a reporter he would not serve a third, he inadvertently fired the starting gun for leadership jostling between his potential successors. Keir Starmer fell into the same trap this month when he was asked whether he would fight the next election. “You’re getting way ahead of me,” he said. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago David Cameron 'lost the plot' by making PPE scandal tycoon Michelle Mone a Tory peer

The ex-Tory PM's decision to elevate Glasgow-born entrepreneur Mone to the House of Lords has been examined in a new TV documentary.

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3 w. ago David Cameron in talks to join London law firm to advise on geopolitical risks

Consultant position would be five years after Greensill scandal and add to ex-PM’s existing portfolio of rolesDavid Cameron is in talks to join the law firm DLA Piper as a consultant – five years after the Greensill scandal that showed he intensively lobbied officials on behalf of his failing employer.The former prime minister, who also served as foreign secretary last year, is said to be having discussions about taking on an advisory position to help the firm with geopolitical risks. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago David Cameron in talks to join law firm DLA Piper as consultant

Role would be one of several jobs for the former prime minister and foreign secretary since leaving office

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3 w. ago RICHARD EDEN: Cameron refused permission to buy mobile as he is blacklisted as Politically Exposed Person

As Prime Minister, David Cameron was used to having a team of staff looking after his every need. Now, he struggles even to make a household purchase.

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3 w. ago Part of Charity Commission’s Kids Company report ‘extremely unfair’, says judge

The charity, which supported vulnerable children, went into liquidation in August 2015 following unfounded safeguarding allegations.

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4 w. ago Could a British Fox News personality fix Republicans’ losing streak in California?

Steve Hilton, once an adviser to David Cameron, sees signs of Democrats’ grip on the state slackening – but the Trump factor could prove trickyCalifornia is usually regarded as a political graveyard for ambitious Republicans, but Steve Hilton, the smiling, bald-headed former British political consultant turned Fox News personality, has a few theories of how to turn that around.Theory number one is that the Democrats, who have not lost a statewide election in almost 20 years and enjoy a supermajority in the California legislature, make the argument for change more or less by themselves, because the state has become too expensive for many of its residents and is mired in a steep budgetary crisis. Continue reading...

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