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09Apr/16

Britain’s Cameron says he mishandled ‘Panama Papers’ tax scrutiny

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British Prime Minister David Cameron tells Conservative Party supporters that he should have handled scrutiny of his family’s tax arrangements better and promised to learn the lessons after days of negative media coverage and calls for his resignation
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01Feb/16

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“No deal yet” says EU’s Tusk after meeting with UK’s Cameron

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British Prime Minister David Cameron and the European Council President Donald Tusk agree to 24 hours of further discussion on Britain’s European Union renegotiation after failing to reach a deal.

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01Jul/15

British death toll from Tunisia attack rises to 27 – PM Cameron

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The number of Britons confirmed killed by an Islamist gunman in Tunisia has risen to 27, Prime Minister David Cameron tells parliament.

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08May/15

London markets rally on Cameron UK election win

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London’s financial markets rally on the news of David Cameron’s Conservatives shock outright win in the UK’s general election, but some residents in the capital worry what the impact of the Scottish nationalists’ huge victory will be on the rest of the country.
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