To my 17-year-old daughter Isabella, whom I described in an interview last year as "keen on maths".
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 7 August 2010 source ↗
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To my 17-year-old daughter Isabella, whom I described in an interview last year as "keen on maths".
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 7 August 2010 source ↗
My younger self for not believing in her.
My 13-year-old self, for all the resentment.
My mother, because I didn’t appreciate how proud she was of me being deputy prime minister. She ended up doing more press than me, and I was too sensitive and reacted.
Frank Adamson, my first coach, for not spending more time with him in his later years. I feel bad about that.
Still being married to Annabel.
Jumping on the seats of a deserted carriage on a London-bound train from Canterbury in 1989.
Selling low-grade cookery books in west London office buildings.
Sinatra's The Best Is Yet To Come.
The concept of eternity.
The character of Frasier Crane – he's given me hours of laughter and an appreciation of the finer things in life.
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