David Cameron sparks laughs with US accent at final PMQs

13 July 2016

Prime Minister David Cameron made an attempt at an American accent at his final Prime Minister’s questions today.

In his final address, Mr Cameron took time out to tell the Commons some stories from his time as prime minister.

In an anecdote about a trip to New York, the outgoing Prime Minister told the House about an encounter he had with a member of the public in the US.

"This session does have some admirers around the world, I remember when I met Mike Bloomberg in New York and no-one had a clue who I was."

He then added in an American accent: “Hey, Cameron, Prime Minister’s questions, we love your show."

Mr Cameron has previously attempted an Australian accent and an impression of William Hague's Yorkshire accent.

Mr Cameron also used his final appearance at Prime Minister's Questions to dismiss suggestions he will look to take over as Top Gear host or England manager, joking they "sound even harder" than being PM.

He also stressed his love for Larry the Downing Street cat and swapped warm wishes with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn - despite numerous jokes at his opposite number's expense.

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