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Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Matt Baker asks Prime Minister David Cameron "how do you sleep at night?"
This is worth a watch - did he or didn't he mean it?!
The reaction of the co-presenter seems to indicate Matt Baker's question was unscripted, which suddenly makes the One Show interesting!
I think Matt knew exactly what he was saying.
A rare moment of controversy from the Beeb's early evening snooze-fest.
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