Jeremy Vine

And I'm actually, I need you to come around and declutter me because I'm now.

Is it organised?

It's organised, but it's still got my first year reading list at Durham University.

You know, it's still got Harold Pinter plays and things that I sort of, they've got an emotional connection, but only with me.

And I think I should probably just chuck them all out.

They're all together, absolutely.

But they're different sizes.

They're grouped in size.

No, well, I've got to tell you that...

I said to my wife, how should we do this?

And she said, we're doing it by colour.

So she went spinal.

She said, if it's orange, it's on the bottom shelf.

And I'm thinking, sometimes when you love someone and you're married to them, you'll have a revelation.

And you think, we are so different.

Because I hadn't even thought of that.

We had this thing the other day where I'm putting the rubbish out.

And I look in the bin and there's all these sketches in crayon by my kids where they were three, four and five.

And I take them out and say, Rachel, you won't believe what nearly happened.

We nearly threw them all out.