Brits are seriously taking the piss out of David Cameron with the #ResignCameron hashtag

David Cameron's tax strife is the biggest story in Britain at the moment.

https://twitter.com/Simon_Cullen/status/718392343313969152 Amid further revelations through the Panama Papers leaks about the prime minister's familial connections to offshore tax havens, pressure is mounting on Cameron to provide further information about his finances, with some people calling on him to resign and even be imprisoned. https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/718229668860665856 Starting early on Friday, the #resigncameron hashtag started trending on Twitter, and it has struck a chord with British voters. Here are some of our favourite responses so far: https://twitter.com/shane_r/status/718383124175040512 "Alright Dave?" https://twitter.com/theuneasyreaper/status/718412964341137409 https://twitter.com/RedLabourBarrow/status/718187944293638148 https://twitter.com/DavidChameron/status/718343408176275457 https://twitter.com/stupendous223/status/718344073615130625 These old tweets from Cameron and his Chancellor are being quoted and RT'd by many commentators: https://twitter.com/JamesCleverley1/status/718377294818123776 https://twitter.com/melaniedrinnan/status/718396938522136576 People are enjoying themselves at least... https://twitter.com/DaftLimmy/status/718356662730493952 https://twitter.com/RachelWhittty/status/718358190824550400 https://twitter.com/paulatooths/status/718386258964267008 https://twitter.com/JaneSymons1/status/718346670010974208 Alas, Father Ted memes are the most popular choice, it seems... https://twitter.com/Shabado_Joe/status/718401407104262146   https://twitter.com/hare_wood/status/718418338590912512 https://twitter.com/Glinner/status/718420577808224258