“We're at that stage before the book comes out, where I'm now beginning to wonder if it was actually such a good idea.”
Wes Streeting is sitting in the Mirror’s newsroom, talking about his new memoir, One Boy, Two Bills and a Fry Up - and looks genuinely nervous about how it will be received.
“I’m in that stage of like, near terror,” he says. “Not just because of the usual thing that authors would go through of being nervous about things like reviews, or how well the book does - it's because it is such a personal story.
