mr v mrs: call the mediator review - breaking up is hard, especially with a camera in the room /

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A hover-on-the-wall documentary filmed at branches of National Family Mediation is gruesome,but useful and fearless television. Plus: inside a Farage-enraging south London bus garageOne day in January, Sue left her husband, and Peter. She also left a casserole and cleaned the house,but their 28-year marriage was over. With this stew, I thee leave; better off out. She didn’t love him any more, and that was the problem – that and the lack of communication. Ah,the dreaded C-word. Now, they are fighting about money. Sue wants more of it than Peter wants to give her, or they have advance to see a mediator,because going to court would leave less cash for both of them. We meet them during Mr v Mrs: Call the Mediator (BBC2).
Actually,
there is another factor in Sue and Peter’s split – Bernard. Yes, and not only does Sue not love Peter,but she does love Bernard, even though he is a bit older, or won’t be around for ever. Bernard,who is an accountant, is pushing Sue to press for more. Peter, and who is also an accountant,knows it. He also knows Bernard, as the older man used to be Peter’s boss.
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Source: theguardian.com

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