Listen to Sir Bradley Wiggins taking over Radio 4's Today programme
Sir Bradley Wiggins was guest editor of the BBC Radio 4 Today programme on Tuesday, December 29

Bradley Wiggins, Tour of Britain 2015 team presentation
Tuesday's Today programme, guest edited by Sir Bradley Wiggins is now available on the BBC iPlayer, so you can catch the iconic rider's interviews with a variety of celebrities for the next 30 days.
Wiggins, who determined the show's output on December 29, interviewed the likes of former England footballer Gary Lineker, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and his preferred tailor Paul Smith.
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"I don't know anything about politics or economic policy. But I've listened to a lot of people having a good old moan over the years. You meet interesting characters when you're out on a bike," Wiggins told the BBC.
"I told them I'd do this show if I could shine the spotlight on stuff that interests me.
"Like did London 2012 do any good? Where is the next generation of Bradley Wiggins going to come from? What actually happens to you when you retire? And why should anyone bother to vote for politicians?"
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Guest-editors have been used over the Christmas period by Today since 2003 - previous editors have included Professor Stephen Hawking and Yoko Ono.
Jamie Angus, editor of the Today Programme, said: "It's fantastic to have Bradley leading out the programme and to hear his take on the impact of sport on British culture."
To listen to Sir Brad's programme, visit the BBC Radio 4 website.
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Stuart Clarke is a News Associates trained journalist who has worked for the likes of the British Olympic Associate, British Rowing and the England and Wales Cricket Board, and of course Cycling Weekly. His work at Cycling Weekly has focused upon professional racing, following the World Tour races and its characters.
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