David Cameron and wife Samantha in Cascais. Photograph: Pool/Getty Images  In what seems to have become an annual summer event, David Cameron yesterday posed for photographs with his wife pointing at fish laid out in a Portuguese fish market.  The stage-managed shots (above) were taken shortly after the prime minister rejoined his family on holiday in the coastal town of Cascais – about 100 miles away from an identical looking fish market in Aljezur where he was photographed, wearing a very similar outfit, last year (top right).  Cameron has also been pictured admiring fish while on breaks in Cornwall in 2011 (right, below) and in Devon in 2012.  He went to Cascais on Saturday before being flown in a military plane to Glasgow for the first world war commemorations the next day. The same plane took him to a Nato meeting and further commemorations in Belgium and France, before he caught a commercial flight back to Portugal.  In the pictures released by No 10 showing the Camerons pointing at fish stalls, the prime minister was dressed in a blue shirt and blue shorts, and his wife, Samantha, was clad in a navy blue dress.  The snaps drew ridicule on social media. The Labour peer Lord Wood of Anfield tweeted: "To be fair: 2013, king prawns; 2014, clams."  The Camerons tend to pose for pictures at the start of their holidays letting their spin doctors release them to the media on the understanding they will be left alone for the rest of their break. This is the second foreign holiday this year for the couple and their children Nancy, Elwen and Florence, who, at Easter, were in Lanzarote.  Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, is back in Westminster having been in Spain last week. He will return there for another break later in August. Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, will be taking his summer holiday in the French countryside.  Shortly after Cameron got back to Cascais he was told that his Foreign Office minister Lady Warsi was resigning over conflict in Gaza.
Prime minister and wife photographed in Cascais, Portugal, 100 miles from fish market they visited on holiday last year