Jeremy Bowen: You'll never get into journalism, they said
My father worked for the BBC in Wales. He was the editor of the Welsh equivalent of the Today programme called Good Morning Wales. My mother was a sports photographer – the only woman on the touchline at Cardiff Arms Park. She fitted that in with having quite a lot of children: three boys were produced in rapid succession, and then a sister came along when I was 11, and when I was in the sixth form my parents had another daughter because my mother wasn’t even 40.
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