Is this REALLY time to take a selfie, Dave? Cameron and Obama strike a pose with Danish PM during memorial service for Mandela (after President’s historic handshake with Fidel Castro’s brother)
- Hundreds of world leaders gather in Johannesburg’s FNB Stadium for Nelson Mandela’s memorial service
- Barack Obama paid tribute to anti-apartheid icon, saying ‘We will never see the likes of Nelson Mandela again’
- Shook hands with Cuba’s Raul Castro on his way to the podium in historic gesture of reconciliation
- He was joined by ex-Presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter at the ceremony
- David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband were there along with every living former Prime Minister of the UK
- Ceremony started an hour late in pouring rain as leader said ‘the gods are welcoming Mandela to heaven’
- But 95,000-seater stadium was around a third empty as many well-wishers were apparently deterred by weather
- South African president Jacob Zuma repeatedly booed by the crowd while Obama and Robert Mugabe are cheered