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Watch: Moment BBC News reporter spots Cameron entering Number 10

'I'm a bit tired but I don't think I've had a funny turn. David Cameron has just gone into 10 Downing Street."

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2023-11-13 10:23
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David Cameron has made a dramatic return to Government as Foreign Secretary in a reshuffle triggered by Rishi Sunak’s decision to sack Suella Braverman from the Home Office.

The former prime minister replaced James Cleverly as Foreign Secretary and will be given a peerage.

Mr Cleverly takes on the job of Home Secretary after Mr Sunak ended Mrs Braverman’s controversial tenure in the job.

There were a number of shocked reactions as Cameron made his way into Number 10, but this has to be the pick of the lot:

'I'm a bit tired but I don't think I've had a funny turn. But David Cameron has just gone into 10 Downing Street. I think that means he's going to be the new Foreign Secretary' – @hzeffman capturing how unexpected (bizarre!) this news is. On @BBCBreakfast pic.twitter.com/IGcgNb0Iji

— Luxmy Gopal (@luxmy_g) November 13, 2023

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