David Cameron is cornered by MPs over Gaza
The Foreign Secretary admitted that he was “worried” Israel had broken international law.
ByDavid Cameron
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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Why there hasn’t been a rebellion against Sunak
One MP described David Cameron’s return as a “slap in the face”, but the Tory party has little appetite for…
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The desperate return of the Cameroons
The adults are back in the room. It’s a shame they trashed it last time.
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David Cameron is “a poster boy for elite capture by Beijing”
Bob Pickard, a whistleblower from the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, says the new Foreign Secretary is a mark of British…
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Restoration of a loser
David Cameron’s appointment is a bafflingly inept move and a symptom of Tory exhaustion.
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Reshuffle special: (Lord) Cameron returns
Suella Braverman is out of government, and a shock appointment rocks Westminster.
Rishi Sunak has remembered he needs centrist voters too
David Cameron’s return shows the Prime Minister is no longer just pandering to the Brexiteer right.
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Mehdi Hasan on 110 years of the New Statesman: “David Cameron didn’t like me”
The MSNBC host recalls his time as the magazine’s senior editor (politics), 2009-2012.
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Martin Wolf: “Austerity and Brexit made everything worse”
The chief economics commentator of the Financial Times reflects on the failures of globalisation and how the UK became the…
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Sunak is finding Tory MPs ungovernable
The party has forced its latest victim of a prime minister into a succession of U-turns.
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Can anyone save the Tory party?
Many Conservative MPs seem either not to have noticed or not to care about the impending doom facing the party.
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