The former army captain from Staffordshire, now a TV presenter and writer, was the first person to walk the 4,250-mile length of the Nile. His expedition was filmed for Channel 4, and he went on to film Walking the Himalayas and Walking the Americas. During the first lockdown he volunteered to shift bodies to the local mortuary. He is the fifth Levison in his family and, at 40, still plans to have one of his own: “Sir Ranulph Fiennes had a child in his sixties, didn’t he? And he doesn’t even have a full set of fingers.”
€4. I’m just back from Greece, where I managed to break my leg on a scooter.
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