
David Cameron last night appealed to Britain's 'great ignored' to propel him into Downing Street. With sleeves rolled up and and open-neck shirt, Mr Cameron said he wanted to reach out to forgotten sections of society. “I want to tell you what I am fighting this election for — it is the people I call the Great Ignored: they may be white. They may be rich. They may live in the country. They may be business people or simple baronets. These are the the people who obey the law and pay their taxes where convenient." Speaking off the cuff and completely without a tie he added: "There are also the great ignored piles of cash in my kitchen. With all this reaching out to gays, blacks, women and other poor people I had almost completely forgotten about them. Cheers!"