2010 General Election campaign May 4th(01 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron stops to buy fish and chips in Longtown in Cumbria during his 24 hour tour of the UK tonight. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
Portugal Britain Cameron(02 of34)
Open Image ModalBritish Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha look at fish in the market of Aljezur, on the southwestern coast of Portugal, Friday, July 26 2013. Cameron is spending his holiday with his family in southern Portugal. (AP Photo/Armando Franca, POOL) (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
BRITAIN ELECTION(03 of34)
Open Image ModalBritain's Conservative Party leader David Cameron, right, holds a fish during a campaign stop at Grimsby fish market, in Grimsby, England, on Wednesday May 5, 2010. Britain's political contenders crisscrossed the country to woo wavering voters, but they also courted each other as opinion polls indicate that the national election could produce a coalition with no clear winner. (AP Photo / Carl de Souza, pool) (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
BRITAIN ELECTION CAMERON(04 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron buys fish and chips from a shop in the village of Long Town, Cumbria, Tuesday May 4, 2010. Britain's main political parties crisscrossed the country to woo wavering voters Tuesday, but they also courted each other as opinion polls indicated that the national election could produce no clear winner. (AP Photo/Carl de Souza, Pool) (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
BRITAIN ELECTION CAMERON(05 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron buys fish and chips from a shop in the village of Long Town, Cumbria, Tuesday May 4, 2010. Britain's main political parties crisscrossed the country to woo wavering voters Tuesday, but they also courted each other as opinion polls indicated that the national election could produce no clear winner. (AP Photo/Carl de Souza, Pool) (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
BRITAIN ELECTION CAMERON(06 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron buys fish and chips from a shop in the village of Long Town, Cumbria, Tuesday May 4, 2010. Britain's main political parties crisscrossed the country to woo wavering voters Tuesday, but they also courted each other as opinion polls indicated that the national election could produce no clear winner. (AP Photo/Carl de Souza, Pool) (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
BRITAIN ELECTION CAMERON(07 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron buys fish and chips from a shop in the village of Long Town, Cumbria, Tuesday May 4, 2010. Britain's main political parties crisscrossed the country to woo wavering voters Tuesday, but they also courted each other as opinion polls indicated that the national election could produce no clear winner. (AP Photo/Carl de Souza, Pool) (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
BRITAIN ELECTION CAMERON(08 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron buys fish and chips from a shop in the village of Long Town, Cumbria, Tuesday May 4, 2010. Britain's main political parties crisscrossed the country to woo wavering voters Tuesday, but they also courted each other as opinion polls indicated that the national election could produce no clear winner. (AP Photo/Carl de Souza, Pool) (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
BRITAIN ELECTION CAMERON(09 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron buys fish and chips from a shop in the village of Long Town, Cumbria, Tuesday May 4, 2010. Britain's main political parties crisscrossed the country to woo wavering voters Tuesday, but they also courted each other as opinion polls indicated that the national election could produce no clear winner. (AP Photo/Carl de Souza, Pool) (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
PORTUGAL-BRITAIN-CAMERON(10 of34)
Open Image ModalBritish Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha visit a fish market while on holiday in Aljezur, in the southwestern coast of Portugal, on July 26, 2013. AFP PHOTO/POOL/ARMANDO FRANCA (Photo credit should read ARMANDO FRANCA/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:AFP via Getty Images)
David Cameron And Family Enjoy Summer Break in Cornwall(11 of34)
Open Image ModalPORT ISAAC, ENGLAND - AUGUST 21: Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha look at the fish counter inside the fish shop 'Fresh From The Sea' on August 21, 2011 in Port Isaac, England. The Cameron family, who are staying close to the Cornish resort of Port Isaac on a summer break, visited the shop and bought locally caught fresh fish which they said they intended to cook that night on a beach barbeque. (Photo by Matt Cardy - WPA Pool /Getty Images) (credit:Matt Cardy via Getty Images)
David Cameron And Family Enjoy Summer Break in Cornwall(12 of34)
Open Image ModalPORT ISAAC, ENGLAND - AUGUST 21: Prime Minister David Cameron's wife Samantha points to fish for sale at the fish counter inside the fish shop 'Fresh From The Sea' on August 21, 2011 in Port Isaac, England. The Cameron family, who are staying close to the Cornish resort of Port Isaac on a summer break, visited the shop and bought locally caught fresh fish which they said they intended to cook that night on a beach barbeque. (Photo by Matt Cardy - WPA Pool /Getty Images) (credit:Matt Cardy via Getty Images)
David Cameron visit to Devon(13 of34)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron makes an impromptu stop at a Morrisons supermarket in Plymouth, where he bought fish and vegetables for a family dinner. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
David Cameron visit to Devon(14 of34)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron makes an impromptu stop at a Morrisons supermarket in Plymouth, where he bought fish and vegetables for a family dinner. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
David Cameron visit to Devon(15 of34)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron makes an impromptu stop at a Morrisons supermarket in Plymouth, where he bought fish and vegetables for a family dinner. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
David Cameron visit to Devon(16 of34)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron makes an impromptu stop at a Morrisons supermarket in Plymouth, where he bought fish and vegetables for a family dinner. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
David Cameron visit to Devon(17 of34)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron makes an impromptu stop at a Morrisons supermarket in Plymouth, where he bought fish and vegetables for a family dinner. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
David Cameron summer holiday(18 of34)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha inside the fish shop 'Fresh From The Sea' in Port Isaac, Cornwall. (credit:Matt Cardy/WPA-Rota)
David Cameron summer holiday(19 of34)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha inside the fish shop 'Fresh From The Sea' in Port Isaac, Cornwall. (credit:Matt Cardy/WPA-Rota)
2010 General Election campaign May 5th(20 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron holds a Halibut during his visit to Grimsby fish market and port, during an all-night campaign tour of the UK last night. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
David Cameron summer holiday(21 of34)
Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha inside the fish shop 'Fresh From The Sea' in Port Isaac, Cornwall. (credit:Matt Cardy/PA Archive)
2010 General Election campaign May 5th(22 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron visits Grimsby fish market and port, during his all-night campaign tour of the UK last night. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
2010 General Election campaign May 5th(23 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron wipes his hands on a fisherman's coat during his visit Grimsby fish market and port, which was part of his all-night campaign tour of the UK last night. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
2010 General Election campaign May 4th(24 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron stops to buy fish and chips in Longtown in Cumbria during his 24 hour tour of the UK tonight. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
2010 General Election campaign May 4th(25 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron stops to buy fish and chips in Longtown in Cumbria during his 24 hour tour of the UK tonight. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
2010 General Election campaign Apr 23rd(26 of34)
Open Image ModalLeader of the Conservative Party David Cameron as he celebrates St George's day in Leadenhall Market in the City of London. (credit:John Stillwell/PA Archive)
David Cameron visits North Yorkshire(27 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative party leader David Cameron during a visit to an Asda store in Harrogate, North Yorkshire. (credit:Anna Gowthorpe/PA Archive)
2010 General Election campaign Apr 23rd(28 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative party leader David Cameron at St George's day celebrations in Leadenhall Market, London this afternoon (credit:Jeff Moore/Jeff Moore)
Conservative Party leader David Cameron(29 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron (C) speaks with workers as he is shown fish at Grimsby fish market, on May 5, 2010. David Cameron was in Grimsby during a non-stop 24 hour campaigning session before the General election. WPA POOL/ AFP PHOTO/Carl de Souza (Photo credit should read CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CARL DE SOUZA via Getty Images)
Conservative Party leader David Cameron(30 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron looks at halibut fish at Grimsby fish market, on May 5, 2010. David Cameron was in Grimsby during a non-stop 24 hour campaigning session before the General election. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Carl de Souza (Photo credit should read CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CARL DE SOUZA via Getty Images)
Conservative Party leader David Cameron(31 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron (C) speaks with workers as he is shown a halibut fish at Grimsby fish market, on May 5, 2010. David Cameron was in Grimsby during a non-stop 24 hour campaigning session before the General election. WPA POOL/ AFP PHOTO/Carl de Souza (Photo credit should read CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CARL DE SOUZA via Getty Images)
Conservative Party leader David Cameron(32 of34)
Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron shakes hands with an person of a fish and chip shop in Long Town village, on May 4, 2010. David Cameron was in Cumbria during a non-stop 24 hour campaigning session before the General election. AFP PHOTO/ POOL/ CARL DE SOUZA (Photo credit should read CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images) (credit:CARL DE SOUZA via Getty Images)
David Cameron Begins His 36 Hour Campaign Stint Across The UK(33 of34)
Open Image ModalLONG TOWN, ENGLAND - MAY 4: Conservative Party leader David Cameron eatsin a fish and chip shop, in the village, Long Town, on May 4, 2010 in Cumbria, England. The General Election, to be held on May 6, 2010, is set to be one of the most closely fought political contests in recent times with all main party leaders embarking on a four week campaign to win the votes of the United Kingdom electorate. (Photo by Carl de Souza - WPA Pool /Getty Images) (credit:WPA Pool via Getty Images)
David Cameron Begins His 36 Hour Campaign Stint Across The UK(34 of34)
Open Image ModalLONG TOWN, ENGLAND - MAY 4: Conservative Party leader David Cameron eats in a fish and chip shop, in the village, Long Town, on May 4, 2010 in Cumbria, England. The General Election, to be held on May 6, 2010, is set to be one of the most closely fought political contests in recent times with all main party leaders embarking on a four week campaign to win the votes of the United Kingdom electorate. (Photo by Carl de Souza - WPA Pool /Getty Images) (credit:WPA Pool via Getty Images)