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Comic book fan Miss Bouazzaoui was thrown into the spotlight after she branded Mr Cameron's fearmongering strategy a complete failure insisting he has lost the electorate's trust.

  And she hit out at the Prime Minister putting him in his place debating with him over his increasingly American-style campaigning which echoes that of President Barack Obama. Saying that

the Prime Minister has failed to produce "valid facts", Miss Bouzzaoui did not hold back. And she demanded that she would not be interrupted. She said: "I've seen nothing

but scaremongering, I've see no valid facts, I've seen no pros and cons.  "Everything I've seen has made voting In to the EU look worse. "We haven't even

addressed the fact that Turkey want to become in ever-closer union with the EU when they are under such heavy accusation by the entire Middle East for funding Isis.  "How can you

reassure us of staying in the EU and saying there are no risks, when there are clear risks especially when it comes to Isis, especially when you have turned away so many refugees from the

fear of having extremists. "And you are willing to work with the Turkish government who have a brawl in their Parliament just two weeks ago?" Mr Cameron attempted to respond to Ms

Bouazzaoui's and tried to defend his campaign however but keen to get an answer to the latter part of her question, she interrupted. She added: "That's not answering my

question.  "Let me finish now, because I've seen you interrupt many people before.  "Let me finish. "I'm an English Literature student, I know waffling when I see

it, OK.  "I'm sorry, but you're not answering my question – how can you reassure people who want to vote out that we are safe from extremism when we are willing to work with a

government like Turkey who want to be part of the EU when they are under heavy accusation?" The Prime Minister's response was to play down fears of Turkey being allowed to join

the European Community. He said: "There is no prospect of Turkey joining the EU in decades; they applied in 1987, they have to complete 35 chapters, one has been completed so far, at

this rate they'll join in the year 3,000. "There are lots of reasons to vote one way or vote the other way; Turkey is not going to join the EU anytime soon, every country, every

Parliament has a veto. "I think there are lots of things to worry about in this referendum campaign; I absolutely don't think that's a prospect, it's not going to

happen."