内容摘要：He says he has drawn on classic police interrogation techniques to befuddle chatbots and get them to "crack".

He says he has drawn on classic police interrogation techniques to befuddle chatbots and get them to "crack".

"Then I drive back at home, park in front of the house, and then, no word of a lie, continue to work outside because if I go back in, [youngest child] Bo will sense me, wake up, and then everyone will wake up, and I won't be able to work at all."So I'll work until five in the morning. At that point think, I'm near death, and I just think I can't go on any more. So I go inside, sleep for two hours, get up at 7 to get the kids ready for school and get on with the rest of the day and being with Bo. That is where my life is at the moment."

Her autobiography, entitled Lush, recounts her youth in a small village near Swansea, graduating from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art [Rada] and early stage and screen performances before her big break in the Bafta-winning sitcom Gavin and Stacey.This has led to countless TV and film roles, including romantic comedy Love Actually as well as regular presenting and, more recently, podcasts."It was very strange going back to the beginning. Thinking and talking of everything has been like a therapy session and quite liberating.

"But it does freak you out a bit as well, because I don't think I've ever analysed myself this much before. I'm an impulsive person so to think about everything so much has been quite scary."Scary but perhaps inevitable given Page reveals how three fortune tellers predicted she would become a writer.

But it should be little surprise that she did not seek help from close friend and Gavin and Stacey co-creator Ruth Jones.

"She's so busy with her own stuff I think she'd be sick to death of me asking 'can you help me with this and that?'"His main rival was the ruling party candidate and a former member of Yoon's cabinet, Kim Moon-soo.

He had been trailing Lee for weeks in polls and in the early hours of Wednesday, he conceded defeat, congratulating Lee "on his victory".In an earlier speech, Lee had hinted at the win but stopped short of declaring it. He said "recovering" South Korea's democracy would be his first priority.

The snap election comes just three years after the 61-year-old lost his last presidential bid by a razor-thin margin to Yoon.It's a remarkable comeback for a man who has been caught in several political scandals, from investigations over alleged corruption to family feuds.