Former British Prime Minister Shows Regrets in Current State of the Country

Apologizes for the referendum he called for in 2016

Former British Prime Minister, David Cameron has shown apologies for the referendum he called on the membership of the UK in the European Union in 2016, which has brought the country to the current state where it is now.

The former Prime Minister in an interview stated that he totally regrets and holds himself responsible for the campaigns he started towards this cause in 2016. On whether the current Prime Minister Boris Johnson, was right to suspend the Parliament, Mr. Cameron said he does not think the Prime Minister was right, even though it doesn’t seem to him like it was illegal.