Jeremy Vine

Top UK journalist and interviewer

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A top UK journalist and presenter, Jeremy Vine hosts a Radio 2 show and is an ‘Eggheads’ question master.

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What Jeremy Vine's clients say

Here is some of the feedback from audiences and clients who have worked with Jeremy.

"Jeremy was a fantastic host! He joined our team for dinner which gave him a feel for the room ahead of going on stage. His intro speech was relevant and very amusing and well received by the room"

CN Awards

"Jeremy was excellent – what a really nice guy and an absolute gentleman, a real pleasure to work with. From the moment Jeremy arrived he made himself one of us and mixed with all the members and guests. He was fantastic company on the top table. When it came to Jeremy’s performance he was just terrific. Such great energy and enthusiasm. Really interesting but also so humorous – most of the 100+ audience were laughing and applauding throughout. You know a great performance when the 40 minutes go in a flash and you never look at your watch – and hope it never stops. When formal proceedings ended there was a long queue of members and guests looking for a picture with Jeremy and he selflessly obliged and then stayed after many had left to socialise until the end of the evening."

The Society of Old Friends

"Jeremy Vine was fantastic - funny, charming and an absolute professional. He was a delight to work and the Jeremy Vine/Mo Mowlam interview worked brilliantly. All in all, 10 out of 10. I don't see how it could have been better"

"Jeremy Vine was an excellent after dinner speech. It is rare that someone takes the trouble to research their audience so thoroughly and then tailor their speech to be so entertaining and relevant."

"Testimonials for It's All News to Me: A thought-provoking yet satisfyingly gossipy account of being a BBC lifer. I laughed out loud and winced at the same time as I recognised the moments of pride and exquisite humiliation that come with the job."

Fiona Bruce,

"Testimonials for It's All News to Me: Anecdotes, gossip and memorable moments with Paxman and Mandelson mark an account of 25 years at the BBC... This is an engaging, skillfully paced tome, full of heart and cracking anecdote. Going by this, Vine could afford to feel just a little bit smug."

Observer

"Core Net Global UK's Annual Summit was a great success, not least because of the excellence of our master of ceremonies. Please could you thank Jeremy Vine for his enthusiasm and professionalism and for keeping 140 guests enthralled throughout the day."

"Testimonials for It's All News to Me: Wry, self-knowing and sometimes delightfully acid, this is the ultimate insider's account of today's BBC. Jeremy Vine shows himself as good a writer as he is a broadcaster, but with more generosity of spirit than many of us. His best stories are often against himself and anyone interested in TV journalism will lap this up."

Andrew Marr,

"Testimonials for It's All News to Me: He has written a brilliant memoir detailing his adventures at the BBC... Vine's anecdotes on politics and broadcasting are marvellous: I giggled, dribbled, screeched... Vine is silly and joyful and has written a silly and joyful book, which I adored."

Daily Telegraph

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Jeremy Vine's 2025 biography

Meet Jeremy Vine

As one of the UK’s leading broadcasters, Jeremy is best known for hosting his award-winning BBC Radio 2 show, which is now the most listened-to radio programme in the UK, as well as his eponymous Channel 5 daily current affairs programme where he engages audiences with his signature blend of sharp analysis and lively debate.

A two-time Sony Speech Broadcaster of the Year, Jeremy has also presented the long-running quiz show Eggheads on the BBC & now Channel 5, has led BBC election graphics coverage – including the 2024 UK General Election – and fronted Channel 4’s London Data Hub for their US election night coverage. His distinguished broadcasting career also includes presenting for Newsnight and Points of View, covering major global events as a BBC Africa correspondent, reporter for the Today programme and being only one of four anchors on Panorama, the world’s oldest current affairs show.

Beyond journalism, Jeremy is also an accomplished author. His 2012 autobiography, It’s All News to Me, offered a vivid, often hilarious account of his 25 years at the BBC, told in his unmistakably lively and self-deprecating style. The Daily Telegraph called it “a brilliant memoir,” praising him as “the perfect diarist… silly and joyful,” and said simply they, “adored it.” His follow-up 2017 memoir, What I Learnt, explores his time at BBC Radio 2 and showcases his wit, insight and deep connection with listeners.

Today, Jeremy launches his exciting debut murder mystery novel, Murder on Line One, bringing a new storytelling dimension to his speaking appearances.