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Why are political failures like David Cameron so richly rewarded?

17 December 2022

8:21 PM

17 December 2022

8:21 PM

The news – reported in the FT Weekend – that former Prime Minister David Cameron is to teach a three-week course in politics next month at the New York Abu Dhabi University is quite something.

For Cameron’s political career ended in spectacular failure – and he has hardly covered himself in glory since.

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