“We love your show!”, Mr Cameron said, attempting a United States accent.
Advertisement
He is also thought to have hard relations with Freya, finance minister George Osborne’s family cat.
David Cameron’s last appearance in Parliament as British Prime Minister ended in a standing ovation after a bravura 36-minute performance that taunted his rivals, reflected on his legacy and confessed his love for the office cat, Larry.
Like all the best performers on a farewell tour, Cameron treated his audience to a greatest hits medley, starting with a self-deprecating joke about the fact that “the diary for the rest of my day is remarkably light”.
“We’ve both been having these leadership elections”.
“We have had resignation, nomination, competition and coronation”.
She was also supportive of church schools, which she said were popular, not only because they achieved “very good results”, but also because “there’s something else they offer children, which is an ethos for living, a belief in service to others, a way of life”. “No one had a clue who I was until eventually someone said, ‘Hey!”
Tenacity A couple of weeks ago, Cameron had told Corbyn that he should step down for the sake of the country, but now he told him he was beginning to admire his tenacity. Cameron! Prime minister’s questions!
Owner Marcel Kralt, who organised for it to be delivered by London florist Patricia’s, said: “I couldn’t believe it. I wish her God speed”. It is extremely kind of her, and I would be grateful if he would pass that on to her personally.
The charity World Vision UK urged the new Prime Minister to continue supporting children in as many ways as possible – “whether that’s championing the Sustainable Development Goals, committing to 0.7 [foreign aid target], rallying global support for Syria, or pressing for an end to child marriage”.
Advertisement
Defending his achievements in office, he said there had been many “amazing moments” during his six years in power.
