This one isn’t so much about me – more, my youngest son, and his recent triumphs. That is not to say that my other children have underachieved. Quite the opposite . They have provided me with (and continue to do so) very many sources of pride. Given that the following events are very recent though, in this post , the spotlight falls on their younger brother... First, his A level results: Perhaps needless to say, he didn’t achieve an A grade. He got three of them, and has secured a place at Cambridge, to read English. In the past, I’ve told him that, rather than striving for academic excellence, it is better to be a star footballer and fearsome fighter. As you can tell, he didn’t heed this advice! Jokes apart , I am immensely pleased for him . And, if that isn’t enough... Last month, the theatre company , that he founded presented a play at Edinburgh Fringe I understand that acceptance by the festival is, something of an honour. But: Not only did he act t