Tuilagi apologises for prank on British PM

A British and Irish Lions rugby star has apologised for playing a prank on British Prime Minister David Cameron during a team visit to Downing Street.

Tuilagi apologises for prank on British PM
Tue, 17 Sep, 2013 - 08:46

A British and Irish Lions rugby star has apologised for playing a prank on British Prime Minister David Cameron during a team visit to Downing Street.

England centre Manu Tuilagi stuck his fingers above Mr Cameron’s head to give him “bunny ears” during a photo shoot of players and management at the function, to honour the Lions’ victory over Australia.

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