David Cameron has been stung by a jellyfish during his luxury holiday in Spain.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom was out for a swim at the Arrieta beach in Lanzarote when tourist saw him running from the water after being stung by a jellyfish, rubbing his arm and shouting, the Mirror reported.
Sources revealed that Cameron had been warned to stay out of the sea around the Spanish island and he got his children out of the waves but himself went back in.
The 47-year-old First Lord of the Treasury has been staying with his wife Samantha and children at a 200 pounds-a-night yoga retreat at the resort.
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