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Welcome to the rest of sporties leading with me, Anastacamble. And with me, Rory Stewart.

And we have our first Nobel Prize winner in front of us. We haven't had an MBA. Have we?

We haven't had Nobel Prize. And it may be cleverer than you. I don't know where the

is definitely on a power, definitely on a power. If I were doing this interview because one of

this person's students got in touch with me and said if you're interviewing really great people

on your podcast, you've got to get Sir Paul Nurse. That is the first and last time I shall use

your neighborhood. Is that okay? I'm absolutely delighted about that. Well, why do you tell us why

you got the Nobel Prize? What is the thing that you did? Well, I got it mainly because I was very

lucky. It has to be said. Not modest actually as many scientists who deserve the Nobel Prize.

But what it was for, and I did it with two other colleagues, what it was for was for working out

the mechanism by which the division of the cell is undergoes a division from one to two. Now,

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