In pictures: Cookham Dean primary school fair
Prime Minister Theresa May showed England’s World Cup footballers how to do it as she tucked away a penalty at the Cookham Dean Primary School fair.
Prime Minister Theresa May showed England’s World Cup footballers how to do it as she tucked away a penalty at the Cookham Dean Primary School fair.
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