Tonight's episode of Make Me Prime Minister was filmed in Shrewsbury - and features the Star's own Mark Andrews.
Star journalist Mark Andrews and Katy Balls from The Spectator put Adam Kirby on the spot about his energy plans, while Alastair Campbell and Sayeeda Warsi look on
Adam Kirby is the silver-haired advertising executive from Saatchi and Saatchi. There's also Kelly, a diversity campaigner and Scottish Nationalist with the huge glasses, Rico, also a diversity officer, Holly a former footballer, and Natalie a medical communications officer. And don't forget Conall, the self-styled"Ralph Lauren connoisseur", who you can't help but think would have been happier on The Apprentice.
We're also without Darius, the nice-but-naive 23-year-old Afghan refugee, who wanted to slash the education budget so primary school children could be taught in the school yard. And Verity, the 22-year-old restaurant worker whose relationship with the truth caused mayhem in last week's episode.Of course expecting a bunch of political novices on a reality TV show to solve a crisis which has thus far stumped every leader in the western world was always going to be a tall order.
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