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PoliticsYahoo News UK16 pictures that tell the story of five years of utter Brexit chaos
We take you through a timeline of all the fun...
SportYahoo News UKVideo of David Cameron 'talking to a tree' in Sky News interview goes viral
Social media users appreciated the joke made by presenter Adam Boulton.
PoliticsYahoo News UKThe 360: Why do so many people distrust Boris Johnson?
His critics have a long list of U-turns, backtracking, mistruths and outright lies to point to.
EntertainmentYahoo News UKDavid Cameron’s book found in shop with 'alternative' cover left by prankster
A customer in Foyles book store found a David Cameron autobiography with a fake cover which insulted the former prime minister and included 'reviews' from Judy Murray and Donald Trump
PoliticsYahoo News UKDavid Cameron accused of 'ruining our country' by heckler
Several hecklers interrupted the former PM during his appearance at the Harrogate Literature Festival.
PoliticsYahoo News UKDavid Cameron says Boris Johnson is 'full of jealousies and paranoias'
The former Prime Minister said Mr Johnson could have “done a lot better” in his tell-all memoirs.
PoliticsYahoo Celebrity UKDavid Cameron says he 's**t' himself in hilarious 'This Morning' blunder
The former prime minister was appearing on the show to talk about his upcoming political memoirs.
PoliticsYahoo News UK'It didn’t work, I’m sorry': David Cameron phoned European leaders and Barack Obama to apologise for Brexit
The former prime minister has also taken aim at Boris Johnson and Michael Gove in his memoir.
EntertainmentYahoo News UKFrom Churchill to May: The 13 prime ministers who've served during the Queen’s reign
The Queen has outlasted 13 prime ministers - and she is about to get a 14th.
EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UK'Emmerdale' leaves viewers squealing with laughter with David Cameron pig joke
During an episode centred on Lisa Dingle's funeral, the long-running soap made time to pork fun at the former Prime Minister.
PoliticsYahoo News UKEU's Donald Tusk says there's a 30% chance of Brexit being cancelled
Donald Tusk has said there is a 30% chance Britain won’t leave the European Union.
EntertainmentYahoo News UKDavid Cameron splashes out £8,000 on hot tub for £2 million Cornish retreat
The former Prime Minister has reportedly spent £8,000 on a hot tub for his home in Cornwall.
PoliticsYahoo News UKDavid Cameron once called for 'bonfire' of EU red tape, papers reveal
David Cameron called for “bonfire” of EU regulation and blasted “Euro red tape”, an archive file released under the 30-year rule has revealed.
PoliticsYahoo News UKDavid Cameron tried to stop three Tories quitting to join The Independent Group at the last minute
The former Prime Minister sent them a text saying: ‘Is it too late to persuade you to stay?’
EntertainmentYahoo News UKDavid Cameron has finished writing his memoirs - but they won't be published until after Brexit
David Cameron has reportedly finished writing his memoirs, which are due to be published at the end of September to coincide with the Tory Party Conference.
NewsYahoo News UKDavid Cameron has earned £750,000 since walking away from politics
The former Prime Minister has earned at least £745,000 in the two years following his departure from politics.
PoliticsYahoo News UKTheresa May has ‘asked for David Cameron’s advice on getting her Brexit vote through parliament’
David Cameron has been called in to advise Theresa May on her Brexit parliamentary strategy, it has been reported.
PoliticsYahoo News UKDavid Cameron says he has no regrets about calling Brexit referendum despite Commons chaos
Former prime minister David Cameron says he is backing Theresa May in her bid to solve the Brexit problem.
PoliticsPolitics.co.ukTalking Politics
If David Cameron were not so pedestrian and forgettable, he would make a fine Shakespearean tragedy. It is one of the occasional bits of political reporting which manages to unite nearly everyone, from Iain Duncan-Smith to Angela Rayner. What is it that makes other former prime ministers - like Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair - ‘divisive’ while he remains a unifier.
PoliticsYahoo News UK'Didn't you do enough damage last time?' David Cameron's comeback slammed by opponents
Former Prime Minister David Cameron's desire to return to frontline politics is dismissed as bizarre by political opponents
PoliticsYahoo News UKGeorge Osborne admits that Brexit vote was down to Tories ‘getting things wrong’ during referendum debate
Mr Osborne said Remain supporters had been ‘too late in the day’ in explaining the benefits of EU membership.
NewsPolitics.co.ukCameron’s legacy: Beneath the spin, there was nothing
Was David Cameron a good or bad prime minister? Blair was a highly deceitful and probably a mad prime minister, but beneath all the spin, there was a political idea. Blair in opposition talked of a third way in which the private sector would be unleashed and some of the profits siphoned off for public services and to help those on lower incomes.
NewsPolitics.co.ukIgnore Cameron and McDonnell: Share a platform with anyone
Labour shadow chancellor John McDonnell is angry at Sadiq Khan for sharing a platform with David Cameron on a campaign event for Remain. Nicola Sturgeon refuses to share a platform with Cameron too. “I have got no plans to share platforms with David Cameron or George Osborne or anybody else in the Conservative Party,” she told Sky News’s Murnaghan show last year, before stressing, seemingly without irony, that she would make “a very strong and very positive case for our membership of the European Union”.
NewsPolitics.co.ukEU referendum: The prime minister is either a liar or dangerously incompetent
There have been so many nonsensical arguments made about Europe by both the Leave and Remain camps that it’s sometimes exhausting just to keep track, but the ones being made by the prime minister are worthy of special attention. This morning, David Cameron and George Osborne delivered a one-two punch on jobs. While the chancellor warned that half a million jobs would be lost under Brexit, the prime minister said that Britain was just climbing out of recession.
NewsPolitics.co.ukThe EU referendum debate is now little more than a macho battle of the egos
Last night the leading presidential candidate for the Republican party used a televised debate to defend the size of his penis. In what has to be one of the lowest points of the entire race so far, Donald Trump told Fox News that he could “guarantee” he had no problem with the extent of his manhood. Luckily, British politics has not yet quite descended to that level (although last week the prime minister and MPs exchanged ‘your mum’ jokes in the House of Commons, so let’s not pat ourselves on the back too hard).
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