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Stuff is stressful, you've got to get through difficult circumstances, and i have always believed that when times are at their toughest and most difficult, mobilising and motivating people, keeping the troops going in times of difficulty, requires a sense of humour, and a sense of perspective, and that is really what that quote is about. is it also that you like not just principle and humour but you are addicted to speed? i wonder if you are an adrenalinejunkie? i notice that in your private time, you like to freefall without a parachute for thousands of feet. i'm a freefall skydive, yes, but ...

And i know humour is always risky, particularly when it is quoted back to you in an interview but look, in the royal air force, whenever you went on an operation or an exercise, the kit packing list would always say, bring a sense of humour. because stuff goes wrong, stuff is stressful, you've got to get through difficult circumstances, and i have always believed that when times are at their toughest and most difficult, mobilising and motivating people, keeping the troops going in times of difficulty, requires a sense of humour, add a sense of perspective, and that is really what that quote is...

You like to freefall without a parachute for thousands of feet. i'm a freefall skydive, yes, but you normally deploy the parachute at about 3000 feet, yes. but are you addicted to adrenaline? well, it is difficult for me to say that i'm not because as you say, i'm a skydiver, i ride fast motorcycles, within the law, of course. i've previously been a fast catamaran sailor. i suppose what i like to do is big, exciting, dangerous things, but keep the risks under control. that is what i think i find satisfaction in, doing things which are thrilling but containing the risk and succeeding. i suppose...

Scientific adviser and chief... nick, this is humour, and i know humour is always risky, particularly when it is quoted back to you in an interview but look, in the royal air force, whenever you went on an operation or an exercise, the kit packing list would always say, bring a sense of humour. because stuff goes wrong, stuff is stressful, you've got to get through difficult circumstances, and i have always believed that when times are at their toughest and most difficult, mobilising and motivating people, keeping the troops going in times of difficulty, requires a sense of humour, and a sense...