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Lucinda Creighton: Cameron’s appointment is a disaster both in terms of politics and diplomacy

The former prime minister’s biggest failure was of course his utterly naïve and fatuous approach to the European question

Paul Johnston: Achieving sustainable development goals will make all of us more secure

As of now, only 15% of the SDGs look likely to be met by 2030

David Cameron takes seat in UK House of Lords

Newly appointed UK Foreign Secretary was elevated to the Lords as a life peer last week to allow him to serve in Cabinet

John Walsh: If the ghost of Brexit continues to haunt UK, it could see Farage return from the dead

Exit from the EU has not reaped the benefits Leavers predicted – and if Labour fails to solve the problem, the Tories could lurch even further to the right

David Cameron: A lord unto himself

The former British prime minister, now a life peer, has made an unexpected return to 10 Downing Street after the sacking of Suella Braverman, but he totes a fair bit of baggage

Explainer: What does Rishi Sunak’s dramatic reshuffle mean?

Who’s in, who’s out and what it all means for UK politics

Former David Cameron advisor warns Rishi Sunak could face leadership challenge following Cabinet reshuffle

Phillip Blond said the appointment of David Cameron as Foreign Sectary ‘compounds’ the problems facing Rishi Sunak

David Cameron makes shock return to UK government amid Cabinet shake up

Newly-appointed Foreign Secretary returns to Cabinet in a reshuffle triggered by the departure of Suella Braverman

Ian Guider: The cooling-off limit for lobbyists doesn’t go far enough

Using knowledge gained while in office, then selling it to the highest bidder, should not be a way to navigate life after politics

Susan O'Keeffe: This week showed the absolute need for lobbying when it serves the public interest

The best lobbying is upfront, sometimes naïve, always passionate and rooted in an injustice, as opposed to the type performed by David Cameron in defence of 'his' bank

Vincent Boland: Naive Cameron’s bromance ends in controversy and recrimination

The scandal currently consuming David Cameron is an example of what can happen when a financier with a big idea encounters a captive audience unable to figure it out