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'''David Cameron''', born 9 October 1966, is the former Prime Minister of the [[United Kingdom]] and leader of the British [[Conservative Party]]. He would resign his position after losing his campaign to Remain in the [[EU]]. Following the May 2010 election, the Conservatives won the most seats but were short of a majority, resulting in a hung parliament. Labour Leader [[Gordon Brown]] resigned, and Cameron was appointed Prime Minister, leading a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government.

'''David Cameron''', born 9 October 1966, is the former Prime Minister of the [[United Kingdom]] and leader of the British [[Conservative Party]]. He announced the resignation of his position after losing his campaign to Remain in the [[EU]]. Following the May 2010 election, the Conservatives won the most seats but were short of a majority, resulting in a hung parliament. Labour Leader [[Gordon Brown]] resigned, and Cameron was appointed Prime Minister, leading a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government.

In the general election held May 7, 2015, Cameron's Conservatives won a majority of 331 seats in the House of Commons.  

In the general election held May 7, 2015, Cameron's Conservatives won a majority of 331 seats in the House of Commons.