Who knows?
Perhaps he should
But in a skit on the week’s political news for BBC2’s “This Week”�programme�on 20 April, Mary Ann Sieghart of The Times imagined herself as a cleaner at Number 10 Downing Street. �She covers all of the Prime Minister David Cameron’s political woes (except, for some reason, the Leveson enquiry and Murdoch scandal).
In the (fake) Number 10 flat was, prominently visible, a copy of Brilliant Stress Management.
Let’s take a closer look…
You can see the whole six minute piece here or by clicking on the image below.
You can read more about Brilliant Stress Management at its dedicated website,
and buy a copy of Brilliant Stress Management here.
First Naomi Campbell, then an imagined PM; who next? �
Who in public life needs a copy of Brilliant Stress Management?
Use the comments below to tell us.
Thank you to Andy Shakeshaft for spotting this feature, and letting me know.
