A revised PSB biography is being finalised.

WHAT’S YOUR FAVOURITE…

Club?
Neil: The End, depending on who’s DJing, Heaven or talking to friends in the Departure Lounge.
Chris: Arsenal FC.

Place for breakfast?
Neil: I only eat breakfast at home!
Chris: At home or in a café round the corner.

Walk?
Neil: From Chelsea, where I live, into the West End, via Belgravia, The Mall and Charing Cross Road. London is so varied and beautiful.
Chris: Back from the West End to mine in Clerkenwell.

Shop (any kind)?
Neil: The secondhand bookshops in Cecil Court or Tower Records, Piccadilly Circus.
Chris: Selfridges, Oxford Street.

View?
Neil: From Waterloo Bridge at night. The north side of the river, illuminated and reflected in the Thames, looks amazing.
Chris: From my flat across London.

Place to drink?
Neil: The Groucho Club (sorry, private members).
Chris: The pubs around Soho.

Fancy restaurant?
Neil: St John, Clerkenwell. They claim to specialize in “nose to tail eating” but I just eat the bits in between. Some of the best food in London.
Chris: Alastair Little in Frith Street (Soho).

Place for a cheap and cheerful bite?
Neil: The brasserie on Brewer Street, Soho. I can’t remember its name but it’s great for a quick lunch.
Chris: Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Cinema or theatre?
Neil: The Curzon Soho shows the best selection of films and you can get a good cup of coffee in their café.
Chris: Odeon Leicester Square.

Museum?
Neil: The Sir John Soane Museum, Lincoln’s Inn Fields. It’s the 18th-century house of an architect, filled with his collection of paintings and sculpture. Very atmospheric. Then there is the National Gallery and both of the Tates.
Chris: Don’t go very often but the Tate Modern.

What do you do on Sundays?
Neil: Go for a run by the river. Meet friends to see a film and then have dinner.
Chris: Recover.