Cameron's horseplay texts with Rebekah Brooks
Intimate messages from PM reveal he likes his 'fast, unpredictable ride'
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New details of intimate texts exchanged between David Cameron and disgraced media boss Rebekah Brooks have been obtained by The Mail on Sunday.
In one message, the Prime Minister thanks the former News International chief for letting him ride one of her family's horses, saying it was 'fast, unpredictable and hard to control but fun'.
In another, a gushing Mrs Brooks tells Mr Cameron that she felt so emotional listening to his Tory conference speech she 'cried twice', adding: 'Will love "working together".'
The messages, with their horseplay tone, are part of a cache of texts and emails handed over to Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry into media ethics by Downing Street and Mrs Brooks. Only a very small number of the messages have so far been made public, leading to claims of a cover-up by No 10 and the inquiry.
A furious Mr Cameron rejected a Commons demand by Labour MP Chris Bryant two weeks ago to disclose all the texts and emails exchanged with Mrs Brooks, the former chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's News International, which is at the centre of the phone hacking scandal.
Her husband, racehorse trainer Charlie Brooks, is an Old Etonian chum of the Prime Minister.
Mr Bryant suggested Mr Cameron's refusal was because the messages were 'too salacious and embarrassing for you'.
He rounded on the Prime Minister: 'When the truth comes out, you won't be smiling.'
When livid Mr Cameron refused to reply, Mr Bryant, himself a phone hacking victim, accused the Prime Minister of a 'hissy fit'.
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Horseplay, eh ..... :evilgrin:
That'll involve boots, bridles and whips, then ..... :pipe:
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