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Tuesday 24 November 2020
“Boris is compromising and I suspect may have to move a bit more. And the EU should compromise too.”
David Cameron said that he asked the queen to “raise an eyebrow” about Scottish independence before the 2014 vote.
The Guardian says the article “fell far short of our standards”.
Extracts of Cameron’s book published today reveal a disdain for Johnson and others from the Leave campaign.
In an interview with The Times, the former PM said he thinks about 2016′s referendum result “every day” .
In a BBC documentary, Tusk said that “paradoxically, David Cameron became the real victim of his own victory”.
Matthew O’Toole spoke about where Brexit goes from here, and how it’s made the rest of the UK more like Northern Ireland.
Pat Finucane was murdered in front of his family by Loyalist paramilitaries in February 1989.
Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron said Kenny was “a strong leader for Ireland”.
Cameron said he’d remain as an MP just two months ago, and his sudden change of heart has prompted speculation that it may be down to differences with Theresa May.
“I will watch these exchanges from the back benches,” Cameron said. “I will miss the roar of the crowd.”
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
David Cameron’s successor previously predicted post-Brexit border controls across Ireland, affecting the common travel area
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
Julien Mercille looks at the decisions of Nigel Farage, David Cameron and Boris Johnson to move out of the spotlight.
The march went past Downing Street — where demonstrators shouted ‘Shame on you’ aimed at outgoing Prime Minister David Cameron.
Not too many people saw this coming.
Both leaders could be on the way out, as Corbyn endures a massive revolt from his MPs.
David Cameron will not attend a meeting of EU leaders as they discuss the Brexit fallout.
The summit will be a chance for the Taoiseach to underline Ireland’s specific interests and concerns.
David Cameron’s stint as prime minister has come to an unedifying end, dogged by the Europe question, writes Neale Richmond.
Today’s referendum result is possibly the most seismic event in British history for 70 years.
People have been contacting the Passport Service to ask if they are entitled to a passport following the Brexit result.
If you’re struggling to understand how Brexit happened, here’s what the Leave side promised voters.
He announced his resignation hours after the UK voted to leave the European Union.
The Leave vote, a surprise to many, will trigger a series of events in the EU.
The Remain camp has the slimmest possible lead – 51% versus 49% support for the Leave side.
The House of Commons was recalled especially to honour the Labour MP, who was murdered in her constituency last week.
The Taoiseach was due to meet the UK Prime Minister this Friday.
Hundreds of thousands tried to register online to vote at the last minute, which caused the site to crash.
Last night’s Sky News Brexit debate got heated.
June’s referendum is still too close to call.
British PM David Cameron was also caught calling Nigeria and Afghanistan “possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world”.
Obama said Britain was “at its best when it is helping to lead a strong Europe”.
The nation will go to the polls on 23 June to decide on whether to leave the EU.
Dennis Skinner refused to withdraw the remark.
The PM received the money from his mother.
The British prime minister has admitted he mishandled the Panama Papers controversy.
Downing Street has issued four statements on the issue before tonight.
WELL, after over two months, tonight is the night. The Great British Bake Off 2020 final.
This has been a unique series, with the cast and crew forming a Covid-19 ‘bubble’ in a hotel for six weeks to record the episodes.
Tonight’s episode will see the three finalists battle it off in the tent before a winner is announced.
So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight?
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