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Cameron was taking on Ritchie Edhouse in the first round when the stinging insect took a nap on his shirt.

David Cameron first took aim at public sector workers in 2010. Continued Conservative policies have brought them to their knees

Peer says Conservatives no longer party of centre right and are threatened by Reform UK, Brexit party successor, if Nigel Farage takes leadership

Launching his crackdown in 2012, former Prime Minister David Cameron said treating alcohol problems or the victims of drunken attacks costs the NHS £90 for every taxpayer – £2.7billion a year

“Keep it plausible, darling.” Those were the words Tony Blair uttered to his long-time advisor, Anji Hunter, after she had suggested his now infamous speech to the Women’s Institute – where he was slow-clapped by a bunch of seemingly kindly ladies – had, interruption aside, still gone rather well.

This is a vainglorious and revealing work by Matt Hancock, giving his side of the story, writes Robbie Smith

The SNP MP told the Commons: ‘It is the people of Scotland that are sovereign’.

Letters: Readers reflect on a Guardian editorial urging Labour to back proportional representation, and Gordon Brown’s commission

April Jones, 5, was abducted from near her home in October 2012, sparking a vast search and a personal appeal from then-Prime Minister David Cameron, and her body has never been found

Exclusive: Government-commissioned paper pinpoints budget squeeze as key reason for service’s loss of capacity

Katherine Deves’ run-in with Portishead’s Geoff Barrow last week is just the latest incident in a glorious history of political figures being told by their heroes to get lost.