Alex Cameron was a King's Counsel and became the first barrister to be shown arguing a case in the Court of Appeal on TV. His brother, former prime minister David Cameron, said he 'lived in the shadow of my older brother', describing him as a 'role model' in an article for The Big Issue.
Alexander Cameron was a distinguished barrister - a King's Counsel - and appeared on television in 2013.Cameras had been banned from courts in England and Wales since 1925.
"He will be missed enormously, and our heartfelt condolences go to his wife, Sarah, their children Imogen and Angus, and to his wider family."David Cameron said he"lived in the shadow of my older brother". "It was great to have that kind of role model, and I was incredibly proud of him, but like many younger brothers you find yourself always a few steps behind.
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