Former PM David Cameron is back shooting game birds after 10-year gun break

DAVID Cameron is back shooting game birds after a decade-long break, it was revealed last night.

The former PM has been shooting twice in the last five months - spending one of those pheasant shooting on the Salperton estate in Gloucestershire, sources claimed.

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The source told the Telegraph Mr Cameron was “actually good” despite being out of practice.

Mr Cameron – who previously enjoyed riding with the hounds – is said to be keen on deer stalking.

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Back in 2014 he vetoed proposals from Theresa May’s Home Office to increase the cost of gun licenses.

It had been frozen at £50 since 2001 but costs police at least £196 to process each licence.