It's like the equivalent of BBC Breakfast.

I've noticed that whenever they have a debate on "working mothers" they always have someone on who clearly earns a fortune and little Tristan is at private school. Mum talks about "quality time" and "her career" and everyone in the family being happy.

In reality most working mothers are not earning a fortune, are not in glamorous and/or satisfying jobs. They are working in their local Asda because they have to; because its the only place where they can get a job that might (if they are really lucky) fit in with their family and help with the household bills.