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Former deputy Prime Minister, Lord Michael Heseltine, returns to one of his favourite childhood places, Langland Bay where, as a boy, he played for hours on hot summer days.
"This was paradise, — there is no other word to describe it."

He also discusses his grandfather, James Pridmore, who having started his working life as a docker worked up to become a wealthy coal owner. Could Heseltine have the same genes and does this explain Heseltine's own success as an entrepreneur?