

He prides himself on his ‘common touch’ when it comes to politics but even David Cameron might think being asked to muck in at a local cafe is going a bit far.
The Prime Minister, who is on holiday in Tuscany with his family, ordered a round of coffees at a village cafe – and was told to get them himself.
David Cameron had asked the waitress, 27-year-old Francesca Ariani, if she would bring the drinks to a table outside where he was sitting with wife Samantha and a Downing Street aide.
She snapped that she was too busy, leaving the Prime Minister, David Cameron to do the job of delivering the cappuccinos to the terrace of the Dolcenero bar in Montevarchi.
Miss Ariani said: ‘I’m so embarrassed. I didn’t know it was the British Prime Minister. I’m so sorry if I appeared rude – I didn’t mean to be. It’s just that I was on my own and really busy’.
‘He asked for two cappuccinos and an espresso and said he would be at a table outside but I just said he would have to take them out himself because I was behind the bar.’
It seems that the Prime Minister David Cameron was left less than impressed with the service.
The waitress added: ’I made them for him and he waited and then took them outside with his wife. He was there for about five minutes and then left – he paid with a 50 euro note but didn’t leave a tip.
‘I suppose that was fair enough as I hadn’t taken them to the table but still Cameron could have left the odd coins.’
David Cameron and his wife Samantha are on holiday at a £10,000-a-week villa with two other families. Cameron and Samantha arrived on Saturday, landing at nearby Florence Airport on a British Airways flight from London City Airport having travelled in business class.


