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21 hours ago · Lammy, who replaced Conservative David Cameron as foreign secretary, added that he will “do all I can diplomatically” to support US President Joe Biden’s efforts to secure the ceasefire. The Tottenham MP, who has spoken at Labour Friends of Israel receptions in the past, was confirmed as foreign secretary by priome minister Keir Starmer on Friday.
21 hours ago · David Mills Ann McGuinness Grant Costello Donald Mackay ; David Richardson (Scottish Family) Conservative (elected as SNP) Lisa Cameron (East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow) East Renfrewshire: Sandesh Gulhane: Blair McDougall: Alan Grant Matt Alexander Karen Sharkey Kirsten Oswald: Maria Reid (Scottish Family) Allan Steele
21 hours ago · One party insider said that the Conservative Party would "suffer a kind of nervous breakdown, which will continue for a wee while." David Gauke. Picture: Getty "And it's then going to be necessary to find a way forward," they told the Mail. Mr Sunak is still currently leader of the party, and it is unclear when exactly he will stand down.
21 hours ago · On 6 December 2005, David Cameron was elected Leader of the Conservative Party. Hague was offered and accepted the role of Shadow Foreign Secretary and Senior Member of the Shadow cabinet , effectively serving as Cameron's deputy (though not formally, unlike previous Deputy Conservative Leaders Willie Whitelaw , Peter Lilley and Michael Ancram ).
21 hours ago · You’ve got the Father of the House saying Nigel Farage is a terribly nice chap, Suella Braverman saying the same thing, and William Hague and David Cameron saying I’m the devil.
1 hour ago · Neither Boris Johnson nor David Cameron are MPs. ... AYouGov poll midway through the election found that 36% of Reform UK voters would have voted Conservative if Reform was not on the ballot paper ...
21 hours ago · Gove co-founded Policy Exchange, a conservative think tank launched in 2002, and chaired it for three years. He was commissioned to write a biography of Henry St John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke, in 2004. Early parliamentary career (2005–2010) David Cameron, leader of the Conservative Party from 2005 to 2016
