article_snippet: David Cameron was heckled and mocked by an audience of elderly voters David Cameron was hoping to convince to vote for the Conservatives.
article_snippet: David Cameron speaks with members of the charity Age UK during a ‘General Election rally’ in central London, in which the Prime Minister ended up being heckled by the audience for spending on social care .
article_snippet: The AgeUK event in London yesterday descended into chaos as pensioners in the audience for spending on social care repeatedly called out, branding the Prime Minister's answers 'rubbish' and accusing the Prime Minister of not answering their questions .
article_snippet: But in a combative question and answer session, many of the pensioners were deeply unimpressed by the Prime Minister's answers '.
article_snippet: Several people shouted back at the Prime Minister,
article_snippet: the Prime Minister appearance at the meeting in central London yesterday was mocked on social media – coming
article_snippet: The rally was addressed by politicians from all the major parties.
article_snippet: The Prime Minister – who said he was the only party leader to come to the conference - tried to put a brave face on the event saying it had been ‘fun’ and thanked the pensioners for the pensioners ‘lively interactions’.
highlights_snippet: PM was heckled by pensioners as he tried to convince pensioners to vote Tory .
  