That they stopped making Toffos.
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View all 366 →My A-level results in 1998. I flunked my history A-level and lost my place at Cambridge. It broke my heart for years; now I’m really glad, because I pull out the whole “I went to a polytechnic” thing. But at the time for a teenager who was rather pleased with herself, it was absolutely devastating.
Not being chosen as the next Bond.
I don't go in for disappointment.
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Jeremy Corbyn – for his honesty and the possibilities he offers the Labour party. And he visited the refugees in Calais, so good on him.
In my early 20s. I did my national service late, in Singapore. It was liberating to be in a new culture.
A new pair of feet.
It’s up to them.
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