David Cameron on Theresa May: I feel desperately sorry for her

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron said he felt ''desperately sorry'' for Theresa May following her tearful resignation on Friday.

May's announcement to step down on June 7 sees Brexit claiming its second British prime minister, less than three years after she took over from David Cameron following the country's vote to leave the European Union.

Cameron refused to be drawn on whether he saw former foreign minister Boris Johnson as the best candidate for prime minister, saying he would take a minimal stance on the party leadership contest.

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[karenimran]

You should feel sorry for anyone who’s had to come in after you and clean up your mess.

[ianreed]

Well mr Cameroon you were nothing short of a shocking leader and you handed the reigns over to another shocking leader. Thank god you are both gone!

[timcomley]

how is it his mess he gave the people the choice.

[anicetune]

Cameron was right to call the referendum, wrong to encourage remain. A democrat and a servant of the EU.

[flyagaric]

a book flop would be a good way of telling him what we think. ie dont buy the damn thing.

[mdkvisions]

This guy and his party is a major part of why we are in the situation we are in, how he shows his face in public bewilders me, don't have no self-respect or shame. .

[deanomoore]

When someone going to revoke Brexit's . Democracy proven it's a joke/lie 🎃👌