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Image of the week: Selfie on site

2015-05-01T06:00:00+01:00

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In the last in our series of prime-minister-in-a-hard-hat-on-site photos before the election David Cameron poses with workers at an M&S site in Longbridge, West Midlands

Cameron takes a selfie with a site worker

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