Topic: David Cameron
EDITORIAL — Year in review
Today we are featuring excerpts from some of the most interesting, compelling and entertaining editorials that have appeared in the Cayman Compass in 2016, on some of the most important issues facing our country.
Raphael: The great British education divide
While the details are not yet clear, [May’s] plan seems to make grammar schools more meritocratic and more open to underprivileged pupils.
May takes over as prime minister while EU exit struggle looms
Britain’s carefully choreographed political change of command culminated Wednesday with Theresa May inheriting the reins of a country caught in an unaccustomed vortex of uncertainty as it hurtles toward an exit from the European Union.
EDITORIAL – PM Theresa May: There’s a new lady in charge
From the Cayman Islands to the United Kingdom, we extend a hearty congratulations to new U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May.
David Cameron to resign Wednesday; Theresa May to become British leader
Prime Minister David Cameron said Monday he would step down on Wednesday, clearing the way for Theresa May to become Britain’s next leader as the country plots its exit from the European Union.
Cayman seeks opportunity in Brexit aftermath
Cayman Islands leaders are seeking silver linings amid global political and economic turmoil in the wake of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union.
Cayman’s Brits tuned in to Brexit debate
As the United Kingdom goes to the polls Thursday to decide on whether it will stay in the European Union, many British residents in Cayman have already cast their postal votes and are waiting to see what the country decides.
Hammond: Even if Cameron wins the Brexit vote, he loses
Andrew Hammond
Nobody doubts that a vote to leave the EU on June 23 could bring enormous change in Britain’s relationship with Europe and its...
Crook: How the EU pushed Britain to leave
Project Fear was a potentially fatal mistake. The positive case for a British future in Europe needed to be made as well.
UK opposition slams Cayman for beneficial ownership ‘victory’
Speaking in the United Kingdom’s House of Commons, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn Wednesday again criticized Prime Minister David Cameron and the new beneficial ownership agreement with Cayman announced this week.
Champion: Use ‘EU reform’ to reform UK
Marc Champion
Last week Britain’s David Cameron made a rare visit – for a Western leader – to Hungary’s pariah-like Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Cameron...
Qvortrup: Cameron’s inspired Brexit decision
Matt Qvortrup
British Prime Minister David Cameron’s decision to allow his cabinet colleagues to campaign their consciences on whether to stay in the European Union...
