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Support for Ukraine is a focus during Cameron's visit to the US, while Israel-Palestine issues lead to debate within UK political parties.

The UK government faces criticism from both sides regarding its stance on arms sales to Israel, as controversy brews over supporting a critical friend or an ally.

Cameron urges U.S. lawmakers to approve aid for Ukraine, highlighting the importance of Western security.

A $95 billion aid package for Ukraine facing delays in Congress due to differing views among conservatives and Republicans.

Michael Gove admitted moral cowardice by not informing David Cameron of his significant role in the Brexit campaign.

Gove was persuaded to take on a bigger role in the campaign by Dominic Cummings, leading to more involvement than he initially intended.

David Cameron criticizes Hong Kong's new security law for breaching obligations under the British handover deal.

The proposed Article 23 law in Hong Kong aims to target crimes like treason and poses risks to freedom of speech and press.

David Cameron to meet with Evgenia Kara-Murza, wife of Russian opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza, to discuss political tensions between UK and Russia.

Evgenia Kara-Murza seeks help from the UK government to negotiate the release of her husband, who is serving a 25-year sentence in a Siberian penal colony.

David Cameron has received praise for his role as the UK's Foreign Secretary, bringing energy and effective diplomacy to the position.

Cameron's stature as a former prime minister and his ability to focus on foreign policy without the distractions of constituency or domestic issues have contributed to his success.

British officials confront Russia at G20 summit over Alexei Navalny's murder and issue asset freezes on prison bosses.

International community holds Putin responsible for Navalny's murder, demanding accountability and justice.

Pro-Palestine protesters gathered outside Downing Street for a rally, causing police to close a main road in Whitehall.

Israel's plans to invade Rafah have caused international concern and warnings of serious repercussions if the attack occurs.

Nadine Dorries claims David Cameron has a problem with women and should talk to them like he speaks to his pals from Eton.

David Cameron allegedly breached proper process by giving Michelle Mone a peerage without consulting the government's Scotland Office.

David Mundell, former secretary of state for Scotland, says he was not given the opportunity to discuss his concerns with Downing Street about the appointment.

Ministers are being urged to support a compromise that would allow David Cameron to be questioned in the House of Commons despite not being an MP.

The procedure committee has recommended that Cameron, as a peer, should take questions from MPs at the bar of the house, rather than appearing at the dispatch box.

The committee believes that inviting lords to appear at the dispatch box would blur the boundaries between the two houses, and instead suggests that Cameron should appear at the bar.

David Cameron will be questioned in the House of Lords on how to secure a lasting ceasefire between Israel and Gaza.

The UK government remains prepared to take action to address threats to shipping in the Red Sea.

David Cameron rules out return as Tory leader

Speculation grows over next Conservative Party leader

David Cameron compared to a Rolls Royce in his return to politics

Interview features David Cameron, Keir Starmer and editor-in-chief of The Independent

David Cameron faces questions from the Foreign Affairs committee as the new foreign secretary.

The committee will explore Cameron's approach to his new role, his vision for UK foreign policy, and his priorities for the FCDO.

Rishi Sunak, David Cameron, and Jeremy Hunt are among 10 ministers who have declared the use of blind trusts to benefit from investment portfolios while in public office.

Cameron's use of a blind trust as foreign secretary is a departure from his previous policy of selling his investments.

The use of blind trusts raises concerns about conflicts of interest and lack of oversight.

Tory infighting continues as a Conservative cabinet minister takes a swipe at David Cameron over his past support for closer ties with China.

Lord Cameron, former PM, had hailed a 'golden era' of UK-China ties, but the security minister now mocks this stance.

David Cameron threatens to withdraw Foreign Office support for Scottish ministers after Humza Yousaf meets Turkish president without UK officials.

Cameron warns of tougher approach and potential consequences for future breaches of protocol by Scottish government.