Nelson Mandela, because I didn’t do enough to stop apartheid. Now I have hopefully made amends.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 28 May 2016 source ↗
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Nelson Mandela, because I didn’t do enough to stop apartheid. Now I have hopefully made amends.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 28 May 2016 source ↗
I’d like to say sorry to my mother. I had to choose between my parents, and I chose my father because he didn’t have any other kids. (My mother was a war widow and had two children from her first marriage.) I thought, in a childish way, that one had to be fair. It was very difficult for my mother and me, and we never really got over it.
Everybody I’ve lost to suicide. When someone dies in that tragic way, you always feel you could have done more.
My parents: I’m sorry I didn’t spend more time with them.
Everyone I ever met in 2007, because I was definitely about two hours late.
Jo Brand. She’s a fighter, she’s successful, she’s a straight talker; she cares about people.
Living in Bangor, County Down, because my mum was still alive. She died when I was six.
Mozart’s clarinet concerto from the Out Of Africa soundtrack.
The UK voting for us to stay in Europe on 23 June.
The double marathon on the last day of my 27 marathons in 27 days.
With a blue plaque.
Don Warrington, Martin Sheen, Ralph Ineson, Christopher Eccleston, Ed Harris, Vanessa Redgrave
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