'Acropolis now': David Cameron mocks Labour for hiring Yanis Varoufakis

David Cameron cracked another joke in this Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday - this time at the expense of Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party and its new advisor Yanis Varoufakis. 

The Prime Minister was asked by the Labour leader about his plans for tax-free childcare but instead responded by poking fun at Labour for allegedly taking advise from the anti-austerity politician and former Greek finance minister.

Cameron said:

"I can announce to the House his [Corbyn's] latest economic adviser, one Mr Yanis Varoufakis. He was the Greek finance minister who left his economy in ruins. That is Labour's policy in two words: Acropolis Now.

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