A 50-metre lido that was always empty when I went.
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A 50-metre lido that was always empty when I went.
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If I had that super power.
To have more time.
Removal of fear and anxiety.
I wish I could worry less.
Meeting Richard Ratcliffe outside the Foreign Office during his hunger strike to try to get action to free Nazanin. I’m moved by the loyalty and strength of that couple and their family.
On stage, interviewing one of my heroes, Paul McCartney, at the Royal Festival Hall last November.
My maternal grandmother, who lived with us for many years. I was a moody teenager and sometimes impatient and rude. Yet she was the person I feel I’m most like. I really miss her.
When I was a 26-year-old news correspondent, the head of BBC news gathering, Chris Cramer, refused to let me take up a six-month attachment on the foreign affairs programme Correspondent. He said: “I think it’s too soon; you could do it later.” He’d never have said that to a man.
Emma Barnett, Nick Robinson, Rory Stewart, Winston Churchill, Chris Bryant, John Prescott
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