David Cameron

Yes, he said so.

Edit: I don't know why. The same reason you support a certain football club probably.

Winston Churchill

Witney, Oxfordshire.

Queen Elizabeth II remains as Head of State, but the Prime Minister is David Cameron. He is a Conservative, and heads a coalition government made up of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, with the Conservatives being the largest party.

It is the Prime Minister and their government who run the United Kingdom. The Queen does legally have the power to overturn a government decision, but no monarch has done so for a long time. So, the Queen is the Head of State, but doesn't have any real power.

Answer bc he wasn't loved

David Cameron has a first class honours degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the University of Oxford. He achieved 12 O-levels and three A-Levels from Eton College.

There is no simple yes or no question to this answer. While there is no express legal bar the election of a non-Anglican British Prime Minister, such a situation would be constitutionally akward given the prime minister's role in appointing senior members of the Church of England. While theoretically, the soverieng has the ultimate power in making ecclesiastical appointments, he or she acts on the advice of the prime minister.

Under the Roman Catholic Relief Act of 1829, sect. 17, and the Jews' Relief Act of 1858, sec 4, no Roman Catholic or Jew may advise the sovereign on ecclesiastical matters. Were the prime minister to be a Roman Catholic or a Jew and alternate system of ecclesiastical appointment would have to be devised.

To date, all British Prime Ministers to date, at least while in office, have professed Anglican faith. Disraeli, while born into a Jewish family, was babtised into the church of England at age 12 and Tony Blair waited till after he stood down from the post of Prime Minister to officially convert to Catholicism.
Gordon Brown does not 'profess the Anglican faith'. His father was a Church of Scotland minister. It is unlikely that any other non-English Prime Minister would be an Anglican (e.g. Alec Douglas-Hume, Ramsey Macdonald).

Andrew Bonar Law (16 September 1858 - 30 October 1923) was a Canadian-born British Conservative Party statesman and Prime Minister. Currently he is the only British Prime Minister to have been born outside the United Kingdom.

£7.3 mill

Gordon Brown

the crown

By impeachment through two-thirds majority in both Houses of the Parliament.

His oldest surviving child, Nancy, is 8, Arthur is 6 and Florence is almost 2.

David Cameron's wife's name is Samantha Cameron.

Victoria beckham AKA posh spice from the spice girls

good question, he would deny it of course, but most people in power or high finance are i believe freemasons.