David Cameron, the former UK Prime Minister, shares his surreal experience stepping into No 10 for the first time. He discusses the emotional complexities of forming a coalition government and the unique responsibilities, like letters of last resort. The pressure of Prime Minister's Questions is explored, revealing the scrutiny faced by new leaders. Cameron reflects on the challenges of adaptability in crises and the importance of teamwork in navigating national governance, providing an insightful look into his early days in office.

David Cameron, former Prime Minister of the UK, shares his insights on the austerity measures from 2010, discussing the challenging dynamics with his Chancellor and the necessity of tough spending decisions. He reflects on the emotional toll of cuts on communities, especially in education, and the complex relationship between government promises and financial realities. Cameron also touches on the backlash against reforms, emphasizing the importance of effective communication and leadership in navigating these tumultuous times.

Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron discusses the impact of his appointment as Foreign Secretary on UK's policy towards Israel-Gaza. Other topics covered are the controversy surrounding Swell Abravman, rise of anti-Semitism in France, Catalonia's desire for independence, and the importance of negotiation in resolving armed conflicts.

David Cameron, the former UK Prime Minister, shares his candid reflections from his early months in office. He discusses the challenges of navigating international relations with China and the UK-EU dynamics. The personal toll of leadership is highlighted, revealing poignant moments, including the loss of his father. Cameron delves into wartime leadership during the Afghanistan conflict and the moral complexities of military decisions. With insights into the balance of domestic and foreign challenges, this conversation uncovers the human side of political responsibility.

Former prime minister David Cameron discusses his surprising appointment as Foreign Secretary and the challenges faced by the ruling Conservative party. The podcast also covers how Israel has kept its airspace open during the conflict in Gaza, and the labor activism among China's delivery drivers.

Former prime minister David Cameron's appointment as foreign secretary reveals the state of the Conservative party. How Israel manages to keep its airspace open during the conflict in Gaza. China's delivery drivers fight quietly for better working conditions.

Former UK Prime Minister, David Cameron, returns to the political forefront. Global investment banks criticize South Korea's ban on short selling. Hollywood resumes after strikes, but concerns arise over quality and innovation.

Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron discusses potential Conservative leadership, postal votes, and ultimate political party invites. The podcast also explores the reliability of polls, counting postal votes, and challenges in Labour's planning reform manifesto.

Laura interviews David Cameron and Keir Starmer about their support for airstrikes in Yemen. Starmer is pressed on accusations of changing his mind on foreign and domestic policies. They discuss the unstable state of the world, the Houthi rebels in Yemen and their ties to Iran, and the speculation of Cameron as foreign secretary. They also explore controversy surrounding a former prime minister's earnings and dealings.

Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron's unsuccessful attempts to secure funding for Ukraine in the US. Arizona's controversial abortion ban from 1864 and its impact on women's rights and Trump's election prospects. Discussion on US-Israel relations under Biden and the significance of ceasing hostilities. Fox News sensationalizing the solar eclipse as an immigration narrative.