Cameron rode NI exec's horse
David Cameron has admitted that he did ride a retired police horse loaned by the Met to the former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks.
- Libby Wiener: Political Correspondent
Prime Minister did ride Rebekah Brook's police horse
David Cameron has ended a whole week of speculation about whether he ever rode the former police horse Raisa owned by the former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks before he was Prime Minister.
He did, he admitted to journalists at a press conference in Brussels. But he said he wouldn't be getting back in the saddle anytime soon.
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