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So far David Cameron has been grilled1 by the finest journalistic minds including the BBC’s former grand inquisitor Jeremy Paxman on this general election campaign.
目前为止，英国首相大卫·卡梅伦回答过最杰出的新闻工作者的提问，包括最厉害的前BBC记者杰瑞米·帕克斯曼在总统大选上的提问。
 But it took a question from a Year 7 called Reema, who is from Salford, Greater Manchester, on the BBC's children's television programme Newsround to leave the Prime Minister unable to find answer.
The question was: "If you could pick one politician apart from yourself to win who would it be and why?"
Mr Cameron, shifting uncomfortably, answered: "Wow. If I could pick politician? Would they have to be living or dead?"
He continued: "If I thought someone else should win the election I would not be standing2 myself, so I can't really answer the question about who else I would like to win.
"There are lots of candidates around the country I am very enthusiastic about.
"I am afraid it is too difficult to say I would like someone else to win other than me or I wouldn't be here, and I am quite keen on winning."
As Mr Cameron got up to leave he said: "Top question - it is the best one I have been asked all election campaign."
The other children asked Mr Cameron questions on immigration and "what it is like to be Prime Minister" during the programme which was filmed in Bolton last Wednesday.
Newsround is interviewing leaders from all seven parties that appeared in the Leaders' Debate.
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