Dave's chucked it in.

Good riddance to the ****.

maybe hes going to get a job as a postman or dustman not sure hes up to it better off in a bank sitting on his fat a@@

They look a right bunch of tw ats in that pic.
Who fave and who took.

Correct facts, a thoroughly despicable individual.

He did give his 'advisors' a 24% pay rise two days before he resigned as P.M., a mere coincidence that their pensions are linked to final salary. As Dave informed us, it was to reflect added responsibilities.

True Stow...but Cameron's economic policies widen this gap...which Ioppose

Facts  • September 13, 2016 12:51 PM BST 


One of the worst PM's in recent history. His record whilst in power was despicable .He has created a more divisive society, with  the gap between the haves and have nots wider than ever. A millionaire who has shafted the working class ,the less fortunate and the sick and disabled. And he ( and Osborne) just walk away. They knew they could get away with all the austerity measures, because they hurt the lower classes and ' they' don't vote Tory, so there was never an risk of the Tories not being in Government.
Obscene.

I agree Facts, he has been the worst leader we have had in my lifetime.

I would add to above. Trying to split the UK up by offering Scotland a referendum

Gay Marriage(some of us think this is immoral)

Our sex laws have become far too vindictive, they challenge justice. I would accept them in the case of children but not adult females
there is a magnitude of difference between these two crimes.

We are also out of the EU because of Cameron, I think we had to so in all honesty I cannot condemn him for that,

and it was a democratic vote.

But anyone who thinks it has harmed our country, has one person to blame Cameron!

in the spirit of meritocracy who could in all honesty offer a job to a bloke who 10 years ago hadnt had a job in the real world and done nothing in them 10 years to suggest the world was missing out on him been PM,theres no one telling me that any job offered to him couldnt be done better by 1000,s of others,this is what the privileged few really mean by meritocracy

While the rest of Europe responded to the economic crisis by imposing greater regulation on business, Cameron embarked on significant deregulation. Crucially, he made it far harder for employers to be taken to a tribunal over spurious claims. He offered £2,000 reductions on National Insurance bills for small businesses. He cut corporation tax. He created incentives for companies to hire staff. More people were employed in this country than at any time in our history. Six private-sector jobs were created for every public-sector job axed by government.

You should be where I am Stow

Most of these jobs are part time, or just on contract. There is very little work.

My opinion is there has been too much austerity, there are incredible amount of people do not claim any benefit.


I am now a pensioner so was born a tad before 2007, still it is all opinion.

I cannot recall one, as I said it is all opinion Pokermonster.

At least he has one person on his side.

It does seem to always come down to the Conservatives to clean up the financial messes that we get into. There are always going to be tough decisions to be made. If we don't tackle the debt, the interest payments would cripple the whole country.

As of Q1 2015 UK government debt amounted to £1.56 trillion, or 81.58% of total GDP, at which time the annual cost of servicing (paying the interest) the public debt amounted to around £43bn (which is roughly 3% of GDP or 8% of UK government tax income).

He was in power from 2010-2016. We were hugely in debt at the point he took over. Most of it resulted from the financial crisis, between 1998 and 2009, Labour turned a balanced budget (handed over by John Major) into a deficit of ONE HUNDRED BILLION.

At 9.29 on the morning of Thursday, December 2, a relatively innocuous-looking announcement was published by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). The note informed those that read it that the UK’s main banking regulator had closed its investigation into the collapse of the Royal Bank of Scotland.


It was 304 words long. The FSA said that it had found no regulatory fault in the actions of the RBS board or its senior managers and that the bank’s near collapse, an event only prevented by £45bn in direct taxpayer support and several hundred billions of pounds of state-backed loan facilities,
was simply the result of “bad decisions”.


They were not the only ones.

Of course Labour always spend more than the Tories. But I think the Credit Crunch was the main contributor.
Of course all you Tories will come back saying Labour should never allowed this amount of Credit. Which is not necessarily untrue?
It was a sign of the times world wide, I would argue...we are still paying for it..
Economics goes in cycles...boom and bust...we are still in bust!

i'm with FACTS

Why the feck does anyone bother with politics ?
you are far better off spending yer time working out how to bend their rules in your favour....
the democratic society is hell bent on tolerance, farness, equality and utopia
meanwhile the me me me's prosper doesnt matter of they are blue,red , black or white
Geysers who gave their lives for others have my greatest respect w4nkers like politicians are a waste of space

Eye-watering wealth; eye-watering inequality

The 634,000 people who are the UK’s wealthiest top 1% own a staggering £3.59tn between them. The 13 million people in the bottom 20% own £124bn. This means that, on average, if you’re in the top 1% your wealth is £5.66m. But for those in the bottom, it’s a lowly £9,540. And it’s a gap which has widened, year-on-year.

to be poor in a democratic and free country is nothing, it is a beautiful thing, people also are very rich i am glad. to walk past a fine house makes me happy.
i live in a derelict kind of hovel but it makes me happy and i am keen to preserve it.