File:The street in Wythenshawe where David Cameron visited.jpg

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English: This is Panfield Road in Benchill, the exact street where Tory leader David Cameron was snapped by the tabloids with a youth doing a gun gesture in February 2007. This shot was taken in over a year later in March 2008
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