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Twitter got very excited last night after when presenter Kay Burley called one 'Zayn Malik' to ask David Cameron a question.
Could the One Direction star be launching a career as a political pundit? Judging by his face, for a moment David Cameron appeared to believe so.
"It's almost as if we planned it," said Kay Burley.
Mr Malik, who was in fact a police officer, wanted to know whether the Prime Minister was going to end police cuts.
This morning Ms Burley tweeted that "Zaid was flattered" to be called Zayn.
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