What, never, Mr Cameron?

“I’ve never broken the law,” David Cameron claimed at Prime Minister’s Questions. Not “I’ve never broken the law in this regard…” as he said on 19 December, in relation to fox hunting. Never at all, he implies, forgetting the undenied story that he was fined and gated during his time at Eton College for smoking cannabis. That may be a minor offence, but is undoubtedly against the law – a law David Cameron is opposed to changing. He has also in the past evaded questions about what he may have got up to at Oxford.

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  I have never broken the law and I use this as never having been convicted of an offence.

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