Protesters try to take over hotel with Cameron inside<br /> PM vows to heed the lessons of the last week<br /><br /> Says he will publish his tax information<br /><br /> What is happening?<br /><br /> Rowdy protesters accusing British Prime Minister David Cameron of hypocrisy have tried to take over a London hotel where he was attending a Conservative Party meeting.<br /><br /> They blocked the street, waiving banners reading ‘He’s got to go’.<br /><br /> Delegates were advised to remove identification before leaving.<br /><br /> Protests outside 10 Downing Street against the Panama leaks scandal of British Prime minister David Cameron pic.twitter.com/I4YorOGVz4— Fe’reeha Idrees (@Fereeha) April 9, 2016<br /><br /> Protesters also converged on Downing Street, the prime minister’s official London residence.<br /><br /> Why are they angry with Cameron?<br /><br /> The “Panama Papers” leak gave details about the financial affairs of more than 200,000 offshore companies.<br /><br /> David Cameron’s late father Ian was revealed to have owned one of the firms involved.<br /><br /> However, it took
