but, you know, iwish we could have done that faster, but that is a very specific example and i don'tlly want to go much further than that. let's look at the talent management problem that you inherited, and that isjeremy clarkson. why are you laughing? i likejeremy a lot, i think he is actually a real talent and that was a very hard decision, and... he was...a very special sort of person at the bbc. but look, you go back to your values. i mean, jeremy did something that you just can't accept. you just can't, and that is where in any of these issues, your values have to come in. did you break the news to him? idid. we met on a number of occasions and we have met since, by the way, and i am a big fan of his, and i think... i am sorry he left, because he was a particular voice at the bbc kind of needed but... could you have disciplined him but kept him? when i came back to the bbc there was a lot of right discussion about bullying and harassment. people felt strongly that some people got away with it and others didn't. you simply couldn't let jeremy get away with it, because that would

i mean, iwish i put a few in the garage. he laughs i've always thought that!adly take one. even though the palitoy team ended their time together at coalville in 1985, they've kept in touch. they created a toy empire, one to be treasured and loved as part of our childhoods in that galaxy far, far away. ifind it incredible, actually, that star wars ever made it. when you look back, you think how fragile that start was. you know, the trade didn't want to take it. we were pushing and trying to get things, we couldn't get product. but behind it all, the consumer was desperate for it. there were tremendous products at palitoy, not just star wars figures. and what did i do with them? they've all gone. i could've sold it for lots of money by now, but... hey—ho. it's still very, very highly thought of, isn't it, by collectors and enthusiasts? and i suppose children who had them in the first days are collectors now, aren't they? even now — this might sound really sad, and my wife thinks it's exceedingly sad — i dream about what we used to do here. yeah, you sort of loo

i -- i wish iwish knew. this is what old age has done to me. my memory on these items is scarce. interviewer: is it the ringgold or the bassett? harlan: the bassett. interviewer: what happened to you after they picked you up? harlan: they started to feed me water, teaspoon by teaspoon, and i can recall lying in a bunk and taking my naval academy ring off and putting it beside me, and they took me away to clean me up a little bit. not to really make me clean but to scrape some of the crud off. and i came back, and my ring was still there. and i was thrilled. my fingers had swollen up so bad that i could not stand the pressure of the ring on them. interviewer: how were you all treated by the sailors aboard the bassett who had picked you up? harlan: they thought we were prize jewels, i guess you would say. they treated us so well, it was unbelievable. interviewer: i guess you probably -- i am assuming you passed out after you got aboard ship if you had been awake for -- harlan: oh, yeah. we did. as soon as they laid me down on a bunk, i was gone. i can recall that. but i stayed awak

you know, iwish.dow. that has been a completely crazy time, particularly for a neville. we attack the day from about 5am, but not when you've not been asleep between one and five, as well. can you look back at the last few months and give us an honest assessment of how you have felt about it? when i had nev, you know, you have this aspiration about motherhood. i got a great example of home of what my mum is, you know, how she automaticallyjust knows exactly how i'm feeling, what to do. i didn't know that. i really struggled. particularly in the first few months. you know, you really learn on your feet. the one thing that probably upsets me to say, i absolutely love being a mum and it's something i aspire to be, but i also miss my work. hi, i'm tracey neville and i'm the former head coach of england netball. over the next six weeks, hopefully i'll be putting out a free series on one of our instagram channels that enables women to be able to pick up a ball with their baby and be able to do some fun chal