What diplomats really think of our leaders
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The Grenfell report is damning for David Cameron
The former PM’s deregulatory agenda contributed to avoidable deaths.
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He shall slight them on the beaches… Sunak’s faux pas is a free pass for Cameron
Your weekly dose of gossip from the campaign trail.
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Why David Cameron is challenging Rishi Sunak on foreign students
The Foreign Secretary is warning the PM that a crackdown on student visas will bring few political or policy benefits.
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Being Foreign Secretary is harder than it looks for David Cameron
Beneath his slick presentation, Cameron’s achievements at the Foreign Office have been limited.
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David Cameron’s West Wing polish is putting Rishi Sunak to shame
Slick communication is not a nice-to-have but a key function of governing.
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The Cameron effect
One hundred days into the job, David Cameron has reinvigorated British foreign policy.
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The reinvention of David Cameron
In an era of geopolitical turmoil, Labour could learn from the former prime minister’s bracing approach to foreign policy.
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David Cameron is taking Middle East policy in a new direction
The Foreign Secretary isn’t hamstrung by party factions in the way Keir Starmer is.
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Exclusive: MPs to demand that David Cameron faces the Commons
The Procedure Committee is set to recommend that the Foreign Secretary be called to the Bar of the House.
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David Cameron is cornered by MPs over Gaza
The Foreign Secretary admitted that he was “worried” Israel had broken international law.
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What’s printed on Cameron’s ministerial briefs?
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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The rise and fall of Cameroonian realism
The Cameron years were the blandest phase of British decline. Did we ever leave them?
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The Tory party is suffering from Long Cameron
Those who welcomed the former PM’s return are recalling a golden age that never truly existed.
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Sunak and Cameron should confront the Tory Jacobins
Anti-institutionalism has gripped the Conservative Party in a dangerous way.
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Was “Comeback” Cameron second choice for Foreign Secretary?
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Can David Cameron make amends in Scotland?
For all his flaws and the fury from left and right, the new Foreign Secretary should risk a few trips…
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The Cameron delusion
The former prime minister embodies the failures of supposed “centrism”.
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The Greensill scandal is far from over
Criminal investigations and court cases could produce embarrassing details about David Cameron’s involvement in the disgraced finance firm.
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David Cameron is a symbol of a broken economic model
The new Foreign Secretary is the architect of low-productivity, low-investment, low-waged Britain. It’s time to break with the failed experiment.
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