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A home on the shores of Lake Como.
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What one change would most improve the quality of your daily life?Originally asked
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A hydrogen-powered private jet for me and my dog. We’d be zero carbon dioxide emissions, so could go anywhere we liked.
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A driving licence.
Being able to cram the quality of eight hours’ sleep into four.
A dog. (I don't have one because we're back and forth over the Atlantic and it would be cruel to leave it.)
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My car, a dilapidated old Jag.
I got run over when I was three. I ran across a road in Manchester and was hit by a car. I only had concussion, but I could have died.
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