Near head-on collision driving from Oklahoma to California back in the 70s.
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View all 209 →I’ve been to two postmortems in real life, and spent the last 14 years talking about death at work – so, pretty close.
In the early 90s, in the Andes, caught in an atrocious storm above 20,000ft with three others. We were all in a very bad way. Some guys close to us perished; we were lucky.
Getting into a tense argument with Russell Crowe during one of the Vanity Fair Oscar parties.
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Prime minister and brain surgeon.
With my late wife, Siân Busby, and our boys, Max and Simon, on assorted Welsh and English beaches, in sunshine and rain – especially when there was a Punch and Judy show on the prom.
As a dad who was OK.
Cleaning the freezer room at Bejam as a Saturday job, aged 13.
A Savile Row suit. Never again. Although I love it, I still feel guilty about what it cost.
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