By . Mail On Sunday Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 19:37 EST, 10 November 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 03:18 EST, 12 November 2012 . The photographs showing David Cameron on the phone congratulating US President Barack Obama on winning a second term were supposed to highlight the two leaders’ growing friendship. But closer inspection shows the Prime Minister’s relationship with  Mr Obama is not as spontaneous as he might like us to think – it shows  a ‘restricted’ memo written by his aides advising him what to talk about with the President. The memo, headed ‘call to Obama Thurs 14.55’ and addressed to Cabinet members as well as the foreign policy team, reminds  Mr Cameron to ask him about Congress, Iran, Syria and the global economy and to ‘put down a marker for a Washington visit in May’. Daily routine: Mr Cameron's expensive coffee machine and trusty black shoe polish are visible in the back of the shot of him congratulating Barack Obama on winning a second term as U.S. president . The pictures also offer insight into Mr Cameron’s daily routine. On . his desk there are six pencils and just one pen, a telling sign that Mr . Cameron is left-handed as pencils avoid the problem of smudged ink. A . £160 Dolce Gusto Circolo coffee machine sits next to a picture of  wife . Samantha, and perched on a dado rail by Mr Cameron’s desk is a bottle . of £6.19 Kiwi Premiere Shine Ultra Brilliant Shoe Polish – proof that . despite Mr Cameron’s posh background he is not above shining his own . shoes. 'Spontaneous': Upon closer inspection, the memo on the PM's desk was found to include advice from aides on what to say to the President . Mr Cameron's framed photograph of his wife Samantha can be seen on the table behind him . 'Congrats': The photographs of Mr Cameron's call to President Obama were released with the aim of highlighting the growing friendship between the two leaders .
Close inspection of the photograph reveals Mr Cameron was given a list of suitable topics by aides before making his call to Obama .
Prime Minister was reminded to ask about Iran, Syria and the global economy - and to try and pencil in a Washington visit .
Picture also revealed some of Mr Cameron's personal effects; a coffee maker, shoe polish, and a framed photograph of wife Samantha .
By . Mail On Sunday Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 19:37 EST, 10 November 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 03:18 EST, 12 November 2012 . The photographs showing David Cameron on the phone congratulating US President Barack Obama on winning a second term were supposed to highlight the two leaders’ growing friendship. But closer inspection shows the Prime Minister’s relationship with  Mr Obama is not as spontaneous as he might like us to think – it shows  a ‘restricted’ memo written by his aides advising him what to talk about with the President. The memo, headed ‘call to Obama Thurs 14.55’ and addressed to Cabinet members as well as the foreign policy team, reminds  Mr Cameron to ask him about Congress, Iran, Syria and the global economy and to ‘put down a marker for a Washington visit in May’. Daily routine: Mr Cameron's expensive coffee machine and trusty black shoe polish are visible in the back of the shot of him congratulating Barack Obama on winning a second term as U.S. president . The pictures also offer insight into Mr Cameron’s daily routine. On . his desk there are six pencils and just one pen, a telling sign that Mr . Cameron is left-handed as pencils avoid the problem of smudged ink. A . £160 Dolce Gusto Circolo coffee machine sits next to a picture of wife . Samantha, and perched on a dado rail by Mr Cameron’s desk is a bottle . of £6.19 Kiwi Premiere Shine Ultra Brilliant Shoe Polish – proof that . despite Mr Cameron’s posh background he is not above shining his own . shoes. 'Spontaneous': Upon closer inspection, the memo on the PM's desk was found to include advice from aides on what to say to the President . Mr Cameron's framed photograph of his wife Samantha can be seen on the table behind him . 'Congrats': The photographs of Mr Cameron's call to President Obama were released with the aim of highlighting the growing friendship between the two leaders .
President. The memo, headed ‘call to Obama Thurs to ask him about Congress, Iran, Syria and the global economy and to ‘put down a marker for a Washington visit in May’. Daily routine: Mr black shoe polish are visible in the back of the Cameron's framed photograph of his wife Samantha The photographs of Mr Cameron's call to President