David Cameron: Farewell my feline friend

The Conservative Party had launched a nine-week election to find a leader and replacement for Cameron, which was cut short on Monday as one of the two lead contenders, Andrea Leadsom, unexpectedly chose to quit the race.

Downing Street says arts minister Ed Vaizey, a friend of Cameron, has left the government.

It’s not been an easy journey and of course, we’ve not got every decision right. “As I leave for the last time my only wish is continued success for this great country which I love very much”.

The prime minister, who’ll go to Buckingham Palace after to tender his resignation to the Queen, told MPs he would “miss the roar of the bunch”.

The Downing Street cat will be spared eviction from Number 10 when the Cameron family leave, it has been confirmed.

Mrs May was wearing her trademark leopard print shoes.

The SNP’s Carol Monaghan (Glasgow North West) also laid in to the legacy Mr Cameron was leaving for Scotland – but her words were almost drowned out by loud groans from the Conservative benches.

“I want to thank my children…for whom Downing Street has been a lovely home no more boxes”, he said outside the famous black door in London on drizzly Wednesday evening. “We pray weekly for Her Majesty and those set in authority under her, and that prayer will take on a little more significance for us at St Andrew’s in the years ahead”.

The Queen’s equerry Wing Commander Sam Fletcher was the member of the household who greeted and said goodbye to the new and old prime ministers. He said: “I’m told that there are lots of leadership roles out there at the moment”.

She has worked with the Bank of England in the past before entering front-line politics. He clearly feels most emotional about public service and what that sense of duty to the country means to him.

In an interview with the magazine Third Way in 2003, Mrs May said that her upbringing had taught her “the value of service to others…to make a difference in their lives”.

He said as the United Kingdom gears up for negotiations with the European Union on its exit that “foreign policy negotiations also incorporate considerations related to Overseas Territories”. “And I’m sure he would like to acknowledge that it was labour votes that helped him to get it through on that occasion”, he said.

“Florence, you once climbed into one before a foreign trip and said, ‘Take me with you!'”

May has indicated however that she will not be rushed into triggering the formal procedure for Brexit.

“But I will be willing you on”.

Cameron’s audience with the Queen will be swiftly followed by the arrival at the Palace of May, who will be formally appointed the UK’s second female Prime Minister by “kissing hands” with the monarch.