you know the story about ed miliband eating that - about ed miliband eating that bacon sandwich whichll is i know for a fact because make him was filming at the time that ed miliband was told seconds before don't eat on camera may his senior press at the time and he decided to ignore it because he was hungry. the decided to ignore it because he was hunt . , ., , ., , decided to ignore it because he was hunt . , decided to ignore it because he was hun . , ., hungry. the problem was it was not but it was just _ hungry. the problem was it was not but it wasjust on _ hungry. the problem was it was not but it wasjust on television - but it was just on television there were cameras there and i played football for the house of commons against the press every year for 15 years and all these press photographers there behind the goal every time the top and 80 football players paid but of the thousand pictures they take the prep out the best one which they would show wayne rooney in his pomp as he heads to the goal but if you're a politician of the thousand pictures you pick out the one which wi

sorry, ed miliband looked like that...he one picture which made him look completely... it was unfair because i'm sure it was a nice discreet bite but if you have got still photographers, it is never going to look good. don't do it. i remember you playing football and there would be photographs of you appearing to be bloodied as if you were some lunatic version of roy keane, or occasionally you will go for a header and there would be a bit of gut coming out. as yvette said to me at the time, the gut pictures struck a chord with middle—aged men and their wives across the country. so that's connection and authenticity. those people i mentioned in the introduction who think you are lovely and cuddly ed. you are of course a dancer. that was not quite the reputation in politics. politics is a very physical cartoon thing and there's always caricature and if i had been lighter or smaller, it would never have been the same caricature, the cartoonists in the newspapers find something and make it bigger, but the truth was also if you

for a fact cos my cameraman was filming at the time that ed miliband was told seconds before, "don'ty his senior press aide at the time and he decided to ignore it. he was probably hungry. the problem was it was not that it was just on television, there were cameras there. i played football for the house of commons against the press every year for 15 years and all these press photographers are behind the goal every time the top premier league football players play, but of the thousand pictures they take they pluck out the best one which would show wayne rooney in his pomp as he heads the goal, but if you're a politician, of the thousand pictures, they pick out the one which will make you look worst, that's just the nature of the game. you were bloodied when you played football. they were able to pluck out the one picture which made him look completely... it was unfair because i'm sure it was a nice discreet bite but if you have got still photographers, it is never going to look good. don't do it. i remember you playing football and there would be photographs of you appearing to be bl

in 2012 in the previous parliament, ed miliband got 12 percentage points clear of the conservative liberalappy with him. his party are going to be very unhappy with him. , ., , ., , with him. his ratings had been relatively good _ with him. his ratings had been relatively good until _ with him. his ratings had been relatively good until quite i relatively good until quite recently. relatively good until quite recently-— relatively good until quite recently. relatively good until quite recentl . , . relatively good until quite recentl. , . recently. yes, the vaccine bounce as the vaccine — recently. yes, the vaccine bounce as the vaccine was _ recently. yes, the vaccine bounce as the vaccine was ruled _ recently. yes, the vaccine bounce as the vaccine was ruled out, _ recently. yes, the vaccine bounce as the vaccine was ruled out, since i the vaccine was ruled out, since then, the economy, of course, was better than projected, and the government has maintained a lead on the economy which is another key metric that you want to look at. until very recently when you ask people who you would pr

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