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The British Prime Minister was treated to a prank from one of his rugby players at a reception for the British Lions team in London.

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By . Daniel Martin . PUBLISHED: . 18:01 EST, 16 September 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 09:45 EST, 17 September 2013 . Rugby players are notorious for what may be termed a ‘naughty’ sense of humour. So David Cameron was perhaps taking a bit of a chance when he invited the British Lions squad to . Downing Street yesterday for a reception to celebrate their summer triumphs in Australia. Scroll down for video . Mischief: Manu Tuilagi's eyes light up at the idea . Unaware: David Cameron's eyes are on the camera . Bunny ears: And the Prime Minister is caught out like a rabbit in the headlights . Manu Tuilagi, who on a previous rugby tour jumped into Auckland harbour from a ferry, saw the steps of No.10 as the scene for another prank. As the squad posed for a picture, he stuck two fingers behind the Prime Minister to give him ‘bunny ears’. As they might say in the Commons: ‘Ear, ear.’ High spirits: Prime Minister David Cameron with Lions captain Sam Warburton as they celebrate the Lion's summer of triumphs over Australia . Joining the club: Lions head coach Warren Gatland, manager Andy Irvine and captain Sam Warburton present Prime Minister David Cameron with a Lions jersey . British Prime Minister David Cameron, left, speaks to the Lions tour team during a reception at Downing Street .