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Cameron's 'funny mistake'

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David Cameron's use of the phrase "calm down dear" during PMQ's has caused something of an uproar.

Deputy Editor the Sunday Telegraph Melissa Kite, and Mary Ann Seighart, a columnist for the Independent, debate the political repercussions of Cameron's put-down.

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