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Index
Cover About the Book About the Author Praise Title Page Dedication Prologue ‘Screw it. Let’s do it.’ 1 ‘A family that would have killed for each other.’ 1950–1963 2 ‘You will either go to prison or become a millionaire.’ 1963–1967 3 Virgins at business 1967–1970 4 ‘I am prepared to try anything once.’ 1970–1971 5 Learning a lesson 1971 6 ‘Simon made Virgin the hippest place to be.’ 1971–1972 7 ‘It’s called Tubular Bells . I’ve never heard anything like it.’ 1972–1973 8 ‘To be second choice means nothing.’ 1974–1976 9 Never mind the bollocks 1976–1977 10 ‘“I thought I’d move in,” Joan said.’ 1976–1978 11 Living on the edge 1978–1980 12 ‘Success can take off without warning.’ 1980–1982 13 ‘You go ahead with this over my dead body.’ 1983–1984 14 Laker’s children 1984 15 ‘It was like being strapped to the blade of a vast pneumatic drill.’ 1984–1986 16 The world’s biggest balloon 1986–1987 17 ‘I was almost certainly going to die.’ 1987–1988 18 ‘Everything was up for sale.’ 1988–1989 19 Preparing to jump 1989–1990 20 ‘Who the hell does Richard Branson think he is?’ August–October 1990 21 ‘We would have about two seconds to say our last prayers.’ November 1990–January 1991 22 Flying into turbulence January–February 1991 23 Dirty tricks February–April 1991 24 The kick boxer in the first room April–July 1991 25 ‘Sue the bastards.’ September–October 1991 26 Barbarians at the departure gate October–November 1991 27 ‘They’re calling me a liar.’ November 1991–March 1992 28 Victory March 1992–January 1993 29 Virgin territory 1993–1998 30 Diversity and adversity 1998–2005 31 Changes 2006 32 Flying High 2007 Index Picture Section Picture Credits Copyright
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