About twice a week I think I’m having the best day of my life. When was I happiest? Er, Tuesday.
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Childhood, up until the age of seven, when my sister died.
Maybe when my wife Sarah and I were walking back to our hotel in Covent Garden, London, through the snow after the Olivier awards when Matilda won all the stuff. Hold on, I’m meant to say the birth of my children, aren’t I?
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