Jeremy Vine

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Which writer does Jeremy Vine think has been unfairly cancelled?

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jeremy Vine

Which writer does Jeremy Vine think has been unfairly cancelled? By JEREMY VINE Published: 11:17 EDT, 13 May 2025 | Updated: 11:17 EDT, 13 May 2025 What book... Writer and presenter, Jeremy Vine...are you reading now? I’m into Frank Gardner. It’s a little strange, because Frank is a BBC colleague I’ve known for years.
Can an AI Agatha Christie help me to write a crime bestseller?

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Jeremy Vine
The final straw that made me quit my cycling videos

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Jeremy Vine
'I've read all 66 Agatha Christie books - these classics are my 3 favourites'

1 month ago | express.co.uk | Jeremy Vine

Jeremy Vine during his visit to The Cambridge Union on February 24, 2023 in Cambridge, England (Image: Getty Images Europe)I woke to a detective story. Maybe I had left the radio on, in our pebbledashed family home in Cheam, the storm black and loud outside; I must have fallen asleep while Capital Radio jukeboxed tunes at my bedside. When I woke it was to a particular line, and I’ll never forget it.
'It felt like squatting': The people forced to live without flooring

Nov 27, 2024 | yahoo.com | Tim Johns |Jeremy Vine

When Pia Honey had her house extended in 2021, the builders planned to put her old flooring into a skip - much to her surprise. After all, it was in perfectly good condition. Instead, Pia listed the carpet on Facebook. Three families each took a share. "All three were single parents living in social housing with no floor covering," Pia, 55, says.
Shocked by the death of his dear friend Steve Wright at age 69, JEREMY VINE remembers his former colleague - the shy, eccentric and generous genius

Feb 14, 2024 | thisismoney.co.uk | Jeremy Vine

Standing in Steve Wright's former studio at Radio 2 this week, I realised a horrible coincidence. As the station is moving offices, the studio in which he spoke live to the nation for more than 40 years had been gutted just days before his death. The symbolism was too much to bear. For Steve Wright — whom I would call a friend as much as a colleague — that studio was his home. His preparation and work ethic meant he would arrive at 9am for an on-air start at three.