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This is the category for David Cameron, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. RSS Latest stories Refresh this list to see the latest articles. 31 January 2012: Elizabeth II annuls Fred Goodwin knighthood 26 January 2012: Wikinews Shorts: January 27, 2012 9 January 2012: British PM says executive pay to be put to shareholder vote 1 January 2012: UK's Commission on Assisted Dying to recommend law change 25 October 2011: Tunisia casts vote in first free election 25 August 2011: UK electoral commission asked to investigate News International payoffs 13 August 2011: David Cameron responds to rioting, promises changes on policing 10 August 2011: Riots in England continue for a fourth night 9 August 2011: Rioting develops throughout England 19 July 2011: Arrests and resignations as probe into Britain's phone hacking scandal widens

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Pages in category "David Cameron"

The following 37 pages are in this category, out of 37 total.

A Arrests and resignations as probe into Britain's phone hacking scandal widens B British Business Secretary Cable stripped of powers after 'totally unacceptable and inappropriate' comments British PM says executive pay to be put to shareholder vote British PM Tony Blair pressured by resignations C Chinese premier Wen Jiabao visits Shakespeare's birthplace D David Cameron advocates a new "British" approach to a multicultural UK David Cameron elected new UK Conservative Leader David Cameron misses Prime Minister's Questions after father suffers stroke David Cameron responds to rioting, promises changes on policing E Elizabeth II annuls Fred Goodwin knighthood England defeats Australia and wins 2010 Twenty20 Cricket World Cup F Father of David Cameron dies in French hospital after suffering stroke I Iran and Britain expel diplomats after Iranian presidential election

J Jack Straw, Leader of the British House of Commons urges Muslim women to drop full veil K Karzai visits UK for talks with new PM L Liberal Democrats defeated in UK elections after alternative vote and councils rejected; Salmond wins historic first majority vote M Murdoch empire in crisis after newspaper closes: BSkyB bid halted, former editor arrested, anger at chief executive P Poll embarassment for Blair R Rebekah Brooks resigns from News International Rioting develops throughout England Riots in England continue for a fourth night S Sarkozy in UK to mark historic de Gaulle war broadcast T Tory leader to make 'hoodie' plea Tunisia casts vote in first free election U UK elections: David Cameron becomes Prime Minister UK elections: Hung parliament, Cameron to negotiate with Liberal Democrats

U cont. UK electoral commission asked to investigate News International payoffs UK opposition leader calls for Burma aid to be dispatched by air if access for aid workers does not improve UK opposition leader David Cameron's bicycle was stolen UK PM Cameron and Scottish First Minister Salmond meet in Edinburgh UK Political Parties discuss green issues in run up to local elections UK politician Nick Clegg wins historic first televised political debate UK's Commission on Assisted Dying to recommend law change United Kingdom opposition leader states commitment to keeping Scotland part of the Union US and UK forces join Libyan attack W Wikinews Shorts: January 27, 2012 World leaders react to death of Osama bin Laden

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