by Amber Elliott / 13 Aug 2012 09:21
The moments from last night's closing ceremony that any good politico has to love...
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If you missed the closing ceremony last night, there are only two moments that really deserve your attention.
The first was some spectacular dad-dancing from Boris Johnson (to the Spice Girls, of course). If you look carefully, you can spot Ed Miliband clapping along as well.
The second was Eric Idle singing Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, featuring (yes, really) indian dancing. Wonder what David Cameron made of that segment? You can watch the full clip of Idle's appearance here.
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If you missed the closing ceremony last night, there are only two moments that really deserve your attention.
The first was some spectacular dad-dancing from Boris Johnson (to the Spice Girls, of course). If you look carefully, you can spot Ed Miliband clapping along as well.
The second was Eric Idle singing Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, featuring (yes, really) indian dancing. Wonder what David Cameron made of that segment? You can watch the full clip of Idle's appearance here.
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