Menu
08/09/2010
PM's Father Dies Following Stroke
Prime Minister David Cameron's father Ian has died after suffering a stroke while on holiday in France, it has been confirmed.
Mr Cameron had earlier missed Prime Minister's Questions in order to travel to France to be with his father and his mother Mary.
A Downing Street spokesperson confirmed that Ian Cameron died in hospital, shortly after the Prime Minister arrived.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg stood in for Mr Cameron at today's Prime Minister's Questions.
(KMcA/GK)
Mr Cameron had earlier missed Prime Minister's Questions in order to travel to France to be with his father and his mother Mary.
A Downing Street spokesperson confirmed that Ian Cameron died in hospital, shortly after the Prime Minister arrived.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg stood in for Mr Cameron at today's Prime Minister's Questions.
(KMcA/GK)
Related UK National News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
09 September 2010
Prime Minister Pays Tribute To Late Father
Prime Minister David Cameron has paid tribute to his father Ian, who died yesterday after suffering a stroke while on holiday in France. Mr Cameron paid tribute to his father in a statement, describing him as "an amazing man" who "touched a lot of lives in lots of different ways".
Prime Minister Pays Tribute To Late Father
Prime Minister David Cameron has paid tribute to his father Ian, who died yesterday after suffering a stroke while on holiday in France. Mr Cameron paid tribute to his father in a statement, describing him as "an amazing man" who "touched a lot of lives in lots of different ways".
12 May 2010
Cameron Becomes Prime Minister
The Conservative leader David Cameron is now 'First Among Equals' after a deal for No 10 with the Liberal Democrats was announced last night. The 43-year-old Eton and Oxford educated leader is the youngest Prime Minister in 200 years with the coalition Government he has formed with the Liberal Democrats being the first of its kind since the 1970s.
Cameron Becomes Prime Minister
The Conservative leader David Cameron is now 'First Among Equals' after a deal for No 10 with the Liberal Democrats was announced last night. The 43-year-old Eton and Oxford educated leader is the youngest Prime Minister in 200 years with the coalition Government he has formed with the Liberal Democrats being the first of its kind since the 1970s.
22 October 2015
UK And China Launch Joint Initiative To Tackle Extreme Poverty
The Prime Minister has announced a joint UK and China initiative, aimed at eradicating extreme poverty. Prime Minister David Cameron announced the initiative during a state visit to the UK by Chinese President Xi Jinping. The partnership will tackle poverty and help achieve the Global Goals, ensuring no one is left behind.
UK And China Launch Joint Initiative To Tackle Extreme Poverty
The Prime Minister has announced a joint UK and China initiative, aimed at eradicating extreme poverty. Prime Minister David Cameron announced the initiative during a state visit to the UK by Chinese President Xi Jinping. The partnership will tackle poverty and help achieve the Global Goals, ensuring no one is left behind.
14 March 2014
Palestinian Economy Needs A British Boost - Cameron
A British boost to the Palestinian economy will help businesses expand, create jobs and support increased agriculture, Prime Minister David Cameron announced during a visit to Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
Palestinian Economy Needs A British Boost - Cameron
A British boost to the Palestinian economy will help businesses expand, create jobs and support increased agriculture, Prime Minister David Cameron announced during a visit to Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
18 April 2012
Employment Minister To Encourage Employers To Give a 'Hoodie' A Job
In a speech later today the employment minister, Chris Grayling, will say companies should take a chance on "the surly young man in a hoodie". "It's easy to hire someone from Eastern Europe with five years' experience," he is expected to say, adding that firms should take a risk on less obvious "local recruits".
Employment Minister To Encourage Employers To Give a 'Hoodie' A Job
In a speech later today the employment minister, Chris Grayling, will say companies should take a chance on "the surly young man in a hoodie". "It's easy to hire someone from Eastern Europe with five years' experience," he is expected to say, adding that firms should take a risk on less obvious "local recruits".
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:Showers, scattered in the evening, will clear by midnight leaving the night dry with clear spells. Perhaps a touch of ground frost. Cloud will spread east towards morning. Minimum temperature 2 °C.
