article_snippet: David Cameron had at least watched a recording, on the Downing Street TV, of Ed Miliband’s own domestic disaster last week with BBC deputy political editor James Landale, after which the Labour leader was mocked for having two kitchens.
article_snippet: David Cameron (pictured above with David Cameron wife Samantha) spent an hour in the kitchen of Cameron (pictured above with his wife Samantha) home in Witney, Oxfordshire with the BBC journalist and the TV crew.
article_snippet: The Camerons prepared lunch while being interviewed .
article_snippet: The BBC programme, which was designed to show a softer, more homely side of Cameron (pictured above with his wife Samantha), had been going to plan, with footage of the PM on the touchline at his son Arthur Elwen’s football match.
article_snippet: The BBC, who had already spent 30 minutes with Cameron (pictured above with his wife Samantha), were given an hour in the kitchen in Witney, where Cameron (pictured above with his wife Samantha) visibly relaxed.
article_snippet: Cameron (pictured above with his wife Samantha) was accompanied instead by Michael Salter, the Downing Street broadcasting officer, who is a relatively junior adviser in Cameron (pictured above with his wife Samantha) team.
article_snippet: The agreement which was thrashed out with ex-BBC before the interview concentrated on dress code, of all things. instead by Michael Salter, the Downing Street broadcasting officer, who is a relatively junior adviser in his team were to be in casual weekend attire with no ties.
article_snippet: There were to be limited clips of the Prime Minister’s children, too, showing only the back of instead by Michael Salter, the Downing Street broadcasting officer, who is a relatively junior adviser in his team heads.
article_snippet: Samantha was also, as agreed with the BBC, a frequent presence in the kitchen, looking suitably fragrant and glamorous.
article_snippet: Samantha Cameron made a rare appearance on screen to endorse Samantha Cameron husband as the 'right man' for PM .
article_snippet: Perhaps Samantha Cameron sensed that the kitchen would be the most fertile place to ask tricky questions, while PM was surrounded by Samantha Cameron family.