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Christopher Wilkins
saw active service in Aden, the Radfan and Oman. He
attended the School of Military Intelligence and read for the Bar before join
ing the
Sunday Times
. He subsequently built up a successful business and was a
member of the Scottish Economic Council for ten years. He lives in London
and the Scottish Borders.