By James Chapman and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 02:37 EST, 19 June 2012 | UPDATED: 06:25 EST, 19 June 2012 Downing Street spin doctors were accused of trying to hide the sun-kissed backdrop to the G20 summit last night. Broadcasters claimed they had been forced to conduct interviews with David Cameron in front of a giant billboard obscuring the palm-fringed beach outside the window. The row came amid concern among the Prime Minister’s aides that the plush venue chosen for the G20, by the Mexican hosts, sits awkwardly with the austerity message emerging from the meeting. Spin: The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson tweeted the view Downing Street spin doctors did not want people to see from the room where the PM was giving interviews during the G20 summit
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Broadcasters claim they were forced to conduct interviews with PM giant billboards obscuring palm-fringed beach view
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