Johnson to hold crunch meeting with Varadkar in bid to save Brexit talks
Boris Johnson is to hold crunch talks with Irish premier Leo Varadkar, as negotiations to avert a no-deal Brexit were hanging in the balance.
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Donald Tusk accuses Boris Johnson of entering ‘stupid blame game’ over Brexit
Boris Johnson has been accused of engaging in “stupid blame game” after Downing Street claimed the EU had made a Brexit deal “impossible”.
Johnson accuses EU of making it impossible to leave with a deal
Downing Street has accused Brussels of making it “impossible” for Britain to leave the European Union with a deal.
Boris Johnson out in the cold with no Brexit deal in sight
Boris Johnson’s attempts to secure a deal with Brussels continue to be met with frostiness by EU leaders whose objections are beginning to become clearer.
Which musicians have banned Trump and other politicians from using their songs?
Twitter has removed a tweet by US President Donald Trump that featured Nickelback’s song Photograph after receiving a copyright complaint from the band.
Dominic Cummings: controversy and caustic remarks
Boris Johnson’s de facto chief of staff has risked increasing tensions in Whitehall by dismissing concerns from MPs over the effects of the Prime Minister’s language.
Cameron: Frustration prompted Queen plea during Scottish independence referendum
David Cameron has said “frustration” during the Scottish independence referendum campaign prompted his plea for the Queen to intervene but he now wanted to avoid making his indiscretion “worse”.
Politicians avoiding ‘proper scrutiny’, BBC boss says
Lord Tony Hall has said that politicians should submit to long-form interviews so they can be “quizzed at length” about their policies.
Cameron admission ‘damaging for Queen’
David Cameron’s admission he sought the Queen’s involvement in the Scottish independence referendum has raised questions about the legitimacy of the nation’s constitutional monarchy, an expert has said.
Palace’s ‘displeasure’ at David Cameron’s indiscretion over Queen comments
David Cameron has caused “an amount of displeasure” in Buckingham Palace after admitting to seeking the Queen’s support during the Scottish independence referendum.
David Cameron leaves This Morning hosts giggling after four-letter gaffe
David Cameron left This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby giggling after mistakenly saying he “shat” at the television during the EU referendum campaign.
Cameron: I did not ask the Queen to do ‘anything improper’
David Cameron has insisted he did not ask the Queen to do “anything improper” during the referendum on Scottish independence, but admits talking about her “purring down the line” to him had been a “terrible mistake”.
David Cameron actively sought the Queen’s support during 2014 referendum campaign
David Cameron actively sought support for a No vote from the Queen when he stayed at Balmoral during the independence referendum campaign, it has emerged.
Cameron on Bercow: I used to wonder what he would do to make my life hell today
David Cameron has said he woke up daily wondering what John Bercow would do “to make my life hell today”.
‘Panicked’ Cameron sought Queen’s support in Scottish independence campaign
David Cameron sought support from the Queen during the Scottish independence referendum campaign after a poll predicting a Yes victory “panicked” him, the ex-prime minister has said.
David Cameron says Nicolas Sarkozy helped him see dying father for last time
Former Prime Minister David Cameron has written of French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy’s “extraordinary gestures” which helped him see his father for a final time.
Cameron ‘haunted’ by EU referendum decision
Former prime minister David Cameron has said the regret he feels over the decision to hold a referendum on the UK leaving the EU still haunts him.
Cameron ‘rang European leaders and Obama to apologise over Remain failure’
Former prime minister David Cameron rang European leaders and then-US president Barack Obama to apologise for his ultimately failed strategy to keep Britain in the European Union.
David Cameron phoned European and US leaders to apologise over Brexit
Former prime minister David Cameron rang European leaders and then US president Barack Obama to apologise for his ultimately failed strategy to keep Britain in the European Union.
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Former Prime Minister David Cameron rang European leaders and then US president Barack Obama to apologise for his ultimately failed strategy to keep Britain in the European Union.
David Cameron cannot be forgiven for Brexit referendum, says Swinson
David Cameron “cannot be forgiven” for his decision to call a referendum on Europe, according to the Liberal Democrats leader.
David Cameron: ‘Nothing prepares you for the loss of a child’
David Cameron says the death of his eldest child, Ivan, made him feel “as if the world stopped turning”.
Sir Vince Cable to address Lib Dems after Tory Gyimah defection
Following Sam Gyimah’s high profile defection from the Tories, the Liberal Democrats are preparing for the second day of their party conference.
Introducing gay marriage one of my proudest moments: former PM David Cameron
David Cameron said the introduction of same sex marriage was one of his proudest moments as Prime Minister, having worried and “wobbled” over the issue in the face of some heated opposition within the Conservative Party.
Cameron ‘truly sorry’ for division after Brexit referendum
David Cameron has admitted that he failed in his bid to keep Britain in a reformed European Union and is “truly sorry” for the uncertainty and division that followed the Brexit referendum.
Cameron hits out at Johnson and Gove and says new Brexit vote can’t be ruled out
David Cameron has said a second Brexit referendum cannot be ruled out as he accused Boris Johnson and Michael Gove of effectively “trashing” the government during the 2016 campaign.
Boris Johnson penned note calling David Cameron ‘girly swot’, leaked paper shows
Boris Johnson wrote that David Cameron is a “girly swot” on a private Cabinet paper, it has emerged.
Jeremy Paxman: Boris Johnson someone ‘you wouldn’t trust alone with your sister’
Jeremy Paxman has said Boris Johnson is someone “you wouldn’t trust alone with your sister”.
Former PM David Cameron to be interviewed by John Humphrys to mark book launch
Conservative former prime minister David Cameron will be grilled by veteran BBC journalist John Humphrys to mark the publication of the politician’s long-awaited autobiography, his publisher said.
Squeeze’s Glenn Tilbrook: Current levels of poverty in the UK are disgraceful
Squeeze frontman Glenn Tilbrook has described the current levels of poverty in the UK as “disgraceful”.
Emmerdale makes David Cameron pig joke
Emmerdale fans saw the funny side of a funeral with a joke at the expense of David Cameron.
Saturday Night Live satirises Theresa May’s week after confidence vote
Saturday Night Live has taken aim at Prime Minister Theresa May and former Conservative party leader David Cameron in a political Christmas sketch.