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Cameron mocked over Severn Bridge loose pig

By Bristol24/7  Thursday Jun 16, 2016

A pig which escaped from a lorry on the Severn Bridge seems to have jogged the nation’s memory that David Cameron may have once put his genitals in a swine’s mouth.

Vague attempts to weigh poignancy to the escaped animal on the day England play Wales were quickly abandoned in favour of jokes about the Prime Minister.

On Twitter some banter went something like this:

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