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David Cameron still in charge during Ibiza holiday, says No 10 David Cameron still in charge during Ibiza holiday, says No 10
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David Cameron remains in charge as he takes a week's holiday away from Britain, Downing Street said.David Cameron remains in charge as he takes a week's holiday away from Britain, Downing Street said.
The prime minister and his wife, Samantha, soaked up the sun in Ibiza after jetting out on Saturday. Cameron has been accompanied by a small team of key staff and is being kept up to date over developments in the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby.The prime minister and his wife, Samantha, soaked up the sun in Ibiza after jetting out on Saturday. Cameron has been accompanied by a small team of key staff and is being kept up to date over developments in the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby.
Amid suggestions he should have remained in the country, Cameron received support from an unlikely source. The Tory backbencher Nadine Dorries, a well-known critic of her party's leader, said it was ridiculous to criticise him for spending a few days away.Amid suggestions he should have remained in the country, Cameron received support from an unlikely source. The Tory backbencher Nadine Dorries, a well-known critic of her party's leader, said it was ridiculous to criticise him for spending a few days away.
She told the Murnaghan programme on Sky News: "We have got the internet, we've got mobile phones. I think Cameron could actually get back from Ibiza to London quicker than if he was in Cornwall.She told the Murnaghan programme on Sky News: "We have got the internet, we've got mobile phones. I think Cameron could actually get back from Ibiza to London quicker than if he was in Cornwall.
"I think he is entitled to a holiday, he's entitled to be with his family. I actually want the prime minister to be refreshed, feeling happy because he's had holiday time with his kids and his wife and come back and be a refreshed prime minister.""I think he is entitled to a holiday, he's entitled to be with his family. I actually want the prime minister to be refreshed, feeling happy because he's had holiday time with his kids and his wife and come back and be a refreshed prime minister."
Looking relaxed, the Camerons sipped coffee against a picturesque beachside backdrop. Mr Cameron, in a dark shirt and open-toed sandals, and his wife, in a teal-coloured sun dress, were left undisturbed by nearby customers including fellow Brits.Looking relaxed, the Camerons sipped coffee against a picturesque beachside backdrop. Mr Cameron, in a dark shirt and open-toed sandals, and his wife, in a teal-coloured sun dress, were left undisturbed by nearby customers including fellow Brits.
A No 10 spokesman said: "The PM is on holiday with his family for the week. As always, whilst away, he remains in charge, and has office support with him."A No 10 spokesman said: "The PM is on holiday with his family for the week. As always, whilst away, he remains in charge, and has office support with him."
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