Is eating in bed GROSS or GLORIOUS?

Whether it’s pizza, pasta, soup or choc, as 39% of Brits admit to dining under the duvet, we ask…

- FRANCES LEATE

GROSS

'It's lazy and disorganised'

Kelly Rose Bradford, 51, lives in west London with her adult son.

As far as I am concerned, there's only one reason to eat in bed - if you are genuinely unwell and physically unable to get out of it. And no, having a duvet day doesn't meet my criteria. I really can't stand the modern attitudes towards eating generally - chowing down on burgers while walking down the street, stuffing your face with nachos in the cinema, and lying on the sofa dipping your hand into sharing bags of crisps. Eugh! But as vile as all of those are, eating in bed really takes the biscuit. Literally.