Phil Edmonds
Phil Edmonds on his family being ostracized as 'Kaffa Booties' in Zambia
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Phil Edmonds on his family being ostracized as 'Kaffa Booties' in Zambia
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How writing the first letter of each word cured Richard Condon's stutter
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Geoffrey Howe on convincing Labour voters that Tories don't have horns, tails or cloven hooves
David Wilson on taking his coat off at his British Museum interview
Brian Redhead on vowing to be a journalist after reading about Scoop Mallory
Jackie Stewart on learning about timing from a deer stalker on Loch Lomond
How a tip-off about concentration camps sent Shirley Williams to America
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Selina Scott on earning a penny a line by covering funerals and weddings aged 14
Bruce Oldfield on leaving New York on a bus with his tail between his legs
Dennis Taylor on standing on a lemonade crate to play snooker for the first time
Nigel Kennedy on getting a perfect score after his teacher warned him against playing jazz
Barbara Taylor Bradford on the dying friend who inspired her novel Voice of the Heart
Joseph Allen on the one-second transition from three times his weight to zero in orbit
Gordon Beningfield on getting down on his hands and knees to see a butterfly's landscape
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