article_snippet: After the Milibands’ two-kitchens saga, last night the BBC took us to David Cameron’s constituency kitchen in Oxfordshire in the latest example of ‘Hello’ television political coverage.
article_snippet: Whatever, ’s was shown chopping vegetables with the PM as lunch was prepared for the Cameron family.
article_snippet: This latest up-close-and-gooey film with a party leader – which came after the Miliband domestic epic disaster, and a little-noticed shocker with Nick Clegg and Nick Clegg parents – started with Mr Cameron on the touchline at a children’s football game in Mr Cameron Witney constituency.
article_snippet: We followed Mr Cameron on a visit to Mr Cameron butcher.
article_snippet: Past: Mr Cameron invited the cameras into the kitchen in 2006 - and commenters said that it now looks a lot more cluttered .
article_snippet: Labour leader Ed Miliband previously allowed the cameras into Labour leader Ed Miliband 'second kitchen' - an area for snack-making in Labour leader Ed Miliband north London home .
article_snippet: his butcher did not seem entirely keen to take part in the political promo’.
article_snippet: No answer from the man with the sharp knife and bloody apron (borrowed from the PM after his last reshuffle?).
article_snippet: But Mr Cameron announced that one Jeremy Clarkson sometimes visited his butcher.
article_snippet: So now we know where Jeremy Clarkson gets Mr Cameron old beefs.
highlights_snippet: Prime Minister interviewed on camera alongside wife Samantha as lunch was prepared in Prime Minister constituency kitchen .
  