PM tells BBC radio cricket show she did not enjoy being characterised as impersonal and brings homemade brownies to studioTheresa May has insisted she is not robotic in an interview with the BBC’s Test Match Special programme – and attempted to prove it by bringing along a box of her homemade brownies for the presenters.The prime minister, a lifelong cricket fan, was the lunchtime guest on the BBC radio show, where she was questioned on everything from Hurricane Irma to cookery and politics. Continue reading…
Via: Theresa May tells Test Match Special: 'I'm not robotic'

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