'It was an honour to be asked': David Cameron turns down COP26 top job
Former PM says UN climate conference in Glasgow is 'absolutely vital' but that a government minister should be COP26 President
David Cameron has said he believes a government minister should be given the role of COP26 President, after the former Prime Minister confirmed he had turned down an approach to lead UK preparations for...
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