The Gift of a Radio: My Childhood and other Train Wrecks

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It went brilliantly well in every respect,’ says Webb. ‘Partly because he just happens to be the kind of young person who is gentle enough to deal with older people. On another occasion two friends and I had staged our own – rather less dramatic – mini-rebellion when we asked for permission to go to London to take part in a march and music festival organised by the Anti-Nazi League. He was one of those people who favoured the kind of mass punishments commonly meted out to prisoners.Gordon was working in a small healthcare company (she is now head of health at Virgo, a health PR company). They moved to Brussels in 1998, where Webb was Europe correspondent, and where their twins were born. In 2001 they moved to the States, where Webb became the BBC’s chief Washington correspondent, and later North America editor. Emilia Clarke reveals what her true fears were after suffering a brain haemorrhage: 'I wasn't afraid of dying. I was afraid of being fired!'

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If I had ever thought about it, I would have yearned for actual, genuine privilege: for a home with two loving parents and a life in a nice comprehensive school like the one my wife went to, where all the children of the lecturers at the local university formed their own cosy group and holidayed together before gliding off effortlessly to other top universities. Life is sweets! Jamie Laing says building his Candy Kittens brand has brought his boyhood dreams to life - and that making them 100 per cent vegan was a 'no-brainer' In the summer of 1975, I came home from school for the holidays to find eight cannabis plants growing in the sitting room. She treated it in the same way she had treated our talk about sex a year or so earlier: ‘Do you know about all this stuff? Good.’ The school examined the first part of our suggested programme and didn’t have the capacity to imagine the second. Permission was granted, and the three of us were allowed to go by rail to London with the proviso that we stayed with the parents of one of the boys, who lived in Surrey, a short train ride home from Central London.