The book explores the remarkable life of a short, bald man with a speech impediment, delving into how he made a significant impact despite his challenges. It combines humor and sincerity, offering a fast-paced narrative that captures the essence of his journey. The engaging storytelling makes it a compelling read, highlighting themes of resilience and determination. This heartfelt account is recommended for anyone seeking inspiration and insight into overcoming obstacles.
"On 28 January 2004, four years to the day after becoming a much-loved Director-General of the BBC, Greg Dyke left his post after the biggest conflict between the government and the BBC in living memory. The Iraq war had claimed another victim." "Now Greg Dyke tells his side of the story, and reveals in characteristically frank style not only the background to the controversial events that led to his departure but also the wealth and variety of broadcasting experience he brought to the job."--BOOK JACKET