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Christian Benteke is David Cameron's favourite footballer and nine other things we learnt from his Buzzfeed interview

He's not very hopeful of getting a 50/50 gender balance in Cabinet anytime soon

Matt Dathan
Monday 16 March 2015 22:11 GMT
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David Cameron was interviewed by Buzzfeed in the first international edition of its Brews series.

We take the Buzzfeed approach to find 10 things we learnt from the interview.

1) He has two kitchens in his Notting Hill home (which he currently rents out while he lives in Downing Street). But they only built the second kitchen for his disabled son's carers and he hit out at Ed Miliband for posing in his smaller kitchen for a PR stunt.

2) He indicated he would stay on as an MP if he loses the Tory leadership after the election.

3) He has kept the porn filters on in Number 10 to stop his daughter from straying on the Internet.

4) Barack Obama told him he's jealous of the ban on political TV advertising in the UK and Cameron thinks the current situation is "fine".

(Getty)

5) He last had dinner with a Tory donor last week.

David Cameron has ruled out running for Prime Minister beyond 2020 (AFP/Getty) (AFP/Getty Images)

6) He has never been tempted to escape his security detail "because they're trained killers".

7) His favourite Aston Villa footballer is the Belgium striker Christian Benteke.

(PA)

8) His favourite actor in Game of Thrones is Sean Bean but he knows nothing about spoiler alerts as he went on to reveal what happened to him in the series (we're not going to spoil it for you).

9) He uses a personal gmail account and iPhone to contact friends but still uses a Blackberry for work.

(Andrew Parsons | Conservative Party via Getty Images)

10) He's not very hopeful of getting a 50/50 gender balance in Cabinet anytime soon. He says it will be "difficult" to achieve this by 2020

The Cabinet, before David Cameron's reshuffle last year (ANDREW WINNING/AFP/Getty Images)

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