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Hello, the political interview of the day has been conducted by Gratzia magazine,

who've been interviewing Ritchie Sunak and his wife about how they share the domestic chores.

Yes, it is 2024.

And for me the most revealing thing was just how obsessed the Prime Minister is about his

bed being made properly and the

extent to which he will go to ensure that that happens. I'm not a morning person.

No that's fair but you also just don't like making the bed.

I mean it bugs me so I actually sometimes come up back into the flat from the office

after we've all left to make the bed because it's one of his special skills.

One of his special skills. Yeah so there you. to make the bed because it's not been irritated if it's not been made.

Yeah so there you go I mean just remember his office is like two floors down from his

bedroom so it's not like me getting on two trains to get home in the middle of the day.

Anyway I think we're definitely in this season of politicians popping up in

non-traditional media for them so for example you've got Rachel Reeves, the

Labor Shadow Chancellor getting a huge front-page treatment in the

telegraph over the weekend and then you've got Rishi Sunak and his quite wealthy businesswoman wife appearing in a sort of very

aspirational but kind of mid-market magazine. And these things come with opportunities and come with

risks.

Just remember Theresa May and her husband Philip going on the one show sofa and talking about

boy jobs and girl jobs. She got a real ribbing for that.

And then En milliband doing a profile where it turns out he had two kitchens in his house.

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