Sasha Swire

Reflecting in 2021 on the publication of her diaries, Swire wrote, "I was totally unprepared for the headlines that followed. It felt at times as if my wings were made of wax and feathers, that the sun had melted them and there was no shortage of hands pressing down on my head to keep me from resurfacing from a deep ocean. To be confronted with such a distorted picture of my real self was challenging to say the least."

She is the writer of the 2020 memoir Diary of an MP's Wife.

Swire's book, Diary of an MP's Wife: Inside and Outside Power, was published on 24 September 2020. It is Swire's diary of 20 years, and contains insights into the private lives of Conservative politicians, including David Cameron, George Osborne, Dominic Raab, Theresa May, Michael Gove and Boris Johnson. It was serialised in The Times prior to its release.

She sought selection for the Teinbridge parliamentary candidacy of 2005 won by Stanley Johnson. David Cameron wanted her to stand for a parliamentary seat for the Conservative Party again in 2009.

The couple live in London SW6 and have two daughters, born in 1997 and 2001.

She married Hugo Swire on 12 December 1996 at the chapel of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, where Lord Michael Cecil was best man. She was her husband's parliamentary assistant for 18 years until he stood down from the House of Commons.

Alexandra Patrusha Mina Swire, Baroness Swire (née Nott; born 18 January 1963), commonly known as Sasha, is an English author and journalist, and the wife of the former Conservative Party Minister of State Hugo Swire, Baron Swire.