article_snippet: Miliband has dismissed the media storm around the 'two kitchens' debate by saying there is more important things in politics than the 'two kitchens' home.
article_snippet: In an interview with The Guardian, the Labour leader's wife, known professionally as Justine Thornton, said that the media storm surrounding which kitchen Miliband and Miliband husband, Ed, used in her husband, Ed north London home was not what mattered in politics. '
article_snippet: Small: Miliband's 'functional kitchenette' was the smaller of Ed Miliband's 'functional kitchenette' two kitchens, leading to claims they were trying to appear to live modestly .
article_snippet: Spacious: The Prime Minister was pictured in The Prime Minister large kitchen chopping tomatoes, while chatting to BBC deputy political editor James Landale . '
article_snippet: The great kitchen debate started after The great kitchen debate emerged Miliband, posing for a cup of tea with  
article_snippet: Justine, had plumped for the photograph in the smaller of The Prime Minister two kitchens.
article_snippet: The Prime Minister insisted The Prime Minister preferred The Prime Minister 'functional kitchenette' - complete with a hob, two ovens and a sink - while a family friend revealed his 'functional kitchenette' - complete was mainly used for 'tea and quick snacks'.
article_snippet: The bland room, painted white with a grey floor, looked cold and rather dingy compared to the kitchens at the Prime Minister's two homes.
article_snippet: At home: Equipped with a hob, two ovens and a sink, the Miliband's second kitchen is said to be where the Miliband's second kitchen make 'tea and quick snacks' David Cameron's kitchen at David Cameron's Oxfordshire home was seen as far more bright and airy, with plenty of room to prepare meals .
article_snippet: But the environmental law barrister said the shade of the Miliband's second kitchen was not important, while pledging to take a more vocal position than than most leaders' wives.