Zan Boag: You said that one regret in your life that you hadn’t taken enough risks, that you’d been too cautious in your career and in your travels. You say, “I wish I’d done more adventurous things.” What part do you think that your job played in being cautious and not taking more risks? Or is this simply a regret that most of us are likely to have as we get older?
Sir David Spiegelhalter: I don’t think my job has hugely influenced my attitude to risk, it’s much more that my pe...
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