Never to have won the French Open.
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Never to have won the French Open.
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Every job I don’t get.
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.
That my children never met my parents. They were both dead by the time I became a mamma.
Losing my mum when I was 28.
My sporting hero, Muhammad Ali.
I am happiest with my family.
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