On the subject of the Labour Party leadership contest, Cameron joked: “We [the Conservatives] got on with it, we have had resignations, debate, contest, and coronation – they haven’t even decided what the rules are yet”.
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“It give me the opportunity to put a rumor to rest as well… the rumor that I somehow don’t love Larry”.
Britain’s political change of command opened yesterday with Mr Cameron receiving a standing ovation at his valedictory appearance in Parliament as Prime Minister.
“However the Prime Minister’s legacy will undoubtedly be that he’s taken us to the brink of being taken out of the European Union, so we will not be applauding his premiership on these benches”, Mr Robertson said.
Larry the Cat takes it easy on Downing Street..
“I’ve seen that service day-in, day-out, in the incredible work of our armed forces, our intelligence agencies, and our police”, he said.
Cameron also made a reference to his successor, United Kingdom home secretary Theresa May, in his final speech, saying he wished her well and was proud that for the “second time in British history” the Prime Minister will be a woman and “once again a Conservative” – in reference to Margaret Thatcher as the first female PM of Britain.
Theresa May has become Prime Minister.
He reminded him of the time he went for an early morning dip in Lough Erne, when County Fermanagh hosted the 2013 G8 summit and he invited Mr Cameron back to swim in Lough Neagh.
Labour MP David Crausby, who represents Bolton North East, had several run-ins with Mr Cameron, particularly around the trains issue and was said he felt he had “achieved very little” during his premiership.
After carrying out his final PMQs, Mr Cameron is expected to make his way to Buckingham Palace to hand the Queen his resignation.
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Following her audience with the Queen, there will be a photo call at Downing Street before May and her husband enter Number 10 where, as new prime minister, she will announce her ministerial team, Lee said.
