Prime minister David Cameron has a lot on his mind, particularly after the Leveson Inquiry is giving him hard time. It was proven when the beleaguered political recently left a pub named The Plough in Cadsden, Buckingham shire where the and his family had stopped before lunch. After a swift drink, they gathered their things and headed to Chequers but failed to realize that their eight-year-old daughter Nancy was in the lavatory.
Cameron shared a car with his bodyguards while his wife Samantha followed with their son Elwen, six, and daughter Florence, 22 months. Each thought Nancy was in the other car and it was only when they reached the prime minister's country residence, two miles away, that they noticed Nancy was not with them. Some social workers said that similar scenarios could warrant a visit from the authorities.
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