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| David Cameron's daughter Nancy left behind at pub | David Cameron's daughter Nancy left behind at pub |
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| David Cameron and his wife, Samantha, left their eight-year-old daughter, Nancy, in a pub after having Sunday drink, Downing Street has confirmed. | David Cameron and his wife, Samantha, left their eight-year-old daughter, Nancy, in a pub after having Sunday drink, Downing Street has confirmed. |
| She is reported to have spent a quarter of an hour at the Plough Inn at Cadsden, in Buckinghamshire, before Mrs Cameron returned to collect her. | She is reported to have spent a quarter of an hour at the Plough Inn at Cadsden, in Buckinghamshire, before Mrs Cameron returned to collect her. |
| Number 10 said the couple had been "distraught" when they realised Nancy was not with them. | Number 10 said the couple had been "distraught" when they realised Nancy was not with them. |
| It said the incident had happened "a couple of months ago". | It said the incident had happened "a couple of months ago". |
| The Camerons were at the pub, near the prime minister's country residence, Chequers, with Nancy and their other children Arthur, six, and 22-month-old Florence, as well as two other families. | The Camerons were at the pub, near the prime minister's country residence, Chequers, with Nancy and their other children Arthur, six, and 22-month-old Florence, as well as two other families. |
| After leaving, Mr Cameron went home in one car with his bodyguards and thought Nancy was with his wife and their other children in another car. | After leaving, Mr Cameron went home in one car with his bodyguards and thought Nancy was with his wife and their other children in another car. |
| 'Nightmare' | 'Nightmare' |
| Mrs Cameron had assumed her elder daughter was with her father. The mistake was discovered when they got home. | Mrs Cameron had assumed her elder daughter was with her father. The mistake was discovered when they got home. |
| When the prime minister's wife returned to collect Nancy she found her helping staff. | When the prime minister's wife returned to collect Nancy she found her helping staff. |
| Downing Street said no protection officers would face disciplinary action over the incident, adding that security arrangements were constantly under review. | Downing Street said no protection officers would face disciplinary action over the incident, adding that security arrangements were constantly under review. |
| A spokesman said: "The prime minister and Samantha were distraught when they realised Nancy wasn't with them. | A spokesman said: "The prime minister and Samantha were distraught when they realised Nancy wasn't with them. |
| "Thankfully when they phoned the pub she was there safe and well." | |
| Communities Secretary Eric Pickles, who is promoting a scheme to give English councils a financial incentive to deal with "troubled families", was asked on BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast if he drew parallels between them and parents who inadvertently left their children in a pub. | Communities Secretary Eric Pickles, who is promoting a scheme to give English councils a financial incentive to deal with "troubled families", was asked on BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast if he drew parallels between them and parents who inadvertently left their children in a pub. |
| "We're definitely not talking about that - mainly for my job security," he replied. | "We're definitely not talking about that - mainly for my job security," he replied. |
| Mr Pickles was also asked about the incident during a BBC News Channel interview, saying: "I'm very glad that Nancy was missing for only 15 minutes. It could happen to anybody. It must be any family's nightmare." | Mr Pickles was also asked about the incident during a BBC News Channel interview, saying: "I'm very glad that Nancy was missing for only 15 minutes. It could happen to anybody. It must be any family's nightmare." |