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The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 4 May 2019 source ↗
Right after 9/11, Kenny and I went to perform for the troops in Pakistan and Uzbekistan. As we were flying in, an electronic voice went off: “Warning: missile launch! Warning: missile launch!” The Taliban had fired a rocket at us. I was waiting to see the back of the plane blow up, but it didn’t and we landed.
On a motorway three years ago. An HGV hadn’t seen me and pulled out. My father-in-law’s a truck driver and he said black cars are not very visible. I don’t drive them any more.
How long have you got? I have written a memoir and the subtitle is Seventeen Brushes with Death.
I was invited to Sharon Tate’s house the night she was murdered. I declined the invite due to jetlag.
That my mum and dad didn’t move to live by the sea, where we live, before they died.
I was probably too cheeky to chairmen over the years.
As someone who had time for everybody.
When I met [my wife] Sandra. I was coming up 17. We met at the Two Puddings, a dance hall in Stratford.
The body of a 20-year-old.
It used to be worrying about football results.
Mo Farah, Jonnie Peacock, Simone Biles, Judy Murray, Chris Hoy, Bradley Wiggins
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