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The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 21 January 2017 source ↗
The peace of the Sabbath, of a stopped world, a time outside time, was palpable, infused everything, and I found myself drenched with a wistfulness, something akin to nostalgia, wondering what if: What if A and B and C had been different? What sort of person might I have been? What sort of a life might I have lived?
I wouldn’t have spent so much time trying to be a professional skateboarder or snooker player.
I would do more weightlifting than aerobics. Strong is better than skinny.
I would not leave my teenage children to follow an unworthy love. It lasted a month and scarred the family for ever.
Stephen Hawking: what he does is incredible. My nan died of motor neurone disease, which he has.
I’m proud of my achievements at the Olympics. But I prepare in exactly the same way for every race.
I’ve never had a job.
A Rolex, after London 2012.
On my wedding day.
Ronnie O'Sullivan, Chris Bonington, Gareth Bale, Simone Biles, Judy Murray, Harry Redknapp
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