Imagine being hidden away – aged 82 and in poor health – in a care home in a remote part of Wales where your real identity was concealed to prevent your friends from finding you.
Such was the fate of ‘Robert Millington’.
Only this is not his real name. It was the alias he lived under at the establishment and which epitomised the veil of secrecy surrounding his admission.
The person we are referring to is Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the world’s greatest living explorer.
The list of restrictions and conditions which governed his stay in rural Wales almost defies belief and can be summarised
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