Awkward photos of politicians with school children... there are many
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Theresa May pulled this face during a visit to a school this week but she's not the first to fail in a photo shoot involving children.
The random grimace came as the prime minister chatted to year six pupils about Lego robots during a visit to Cumbria.
It was part of a trip to the North West ahead of the by-election in Copeland.
Here are some of the photo "opportunities" others may also regret.
This little girl spoke for many when she met David Cameron
Lucy Howarth face planted the table as the former PM read her a story. It became a defining image of the Cameron era
This little boy spoke for many when he met George Osborne
Then chancellor, Mr Osborne was talking about childcare vouchers. Titus was thinking about Peppa Pig
Ed Miliband drinking tea did not delight these pupils
The former Labour leader was meeting children during a visit in south east London
Then there was the time Boris bulldozed a boy to the ground
Then London mayor, Boris took the opportunity to engage rigorously in a contact sport with 10-year-olds during a trip to Japan. Afterwards the boy said he "felt a little pain" and BoJo apologised.
And Ed Balls needed a hand getting up from the story mat
The former Labour MP reached for his wife and fellow politician Yvette Cooper to get him upright
Luckily no toddlers were harmed.
There was the loneliness of Nick Clegg's school lunch
The ex Lib Dem leader was there to launch a hot school meals scheme. Not sure the boy to his left was loving it
We all know Donald Trump's son Barron is prone to a yawn during an important speech
Melania Trump and Donald Trump Jr listen to Donald Trump deliver a speech at the Republican National Convention. Barron does not
Still bored, Dad...
But there is one political guy who always nails it...
Barack Obama is not awkward at all with children. Here he is at a playground named after his daughters
He's also an egg rolling pro
And he tells a GREAT bedtime story
Show off.
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