Jeremy Paxman
Duvet or don't they? Why Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen loves working from bed – and Glenda Jackson doesn't
Many more of us are conducting our business in bed. Keeley Hawes and Jeremy Paxman explain the benefits, while Lady Warsi and David Lammy are unimpressed
Interviews by Sam Wollaston
20, Jan, 2021 @11:00 AM
Jeremy Vine: 'At the BBC you can have values but you can’t have views – that's how I operate'
Whether presenting on Channel 5, Radio 2 or Eggheads, the broadcaster is part of the national furniture. He reflects on impartiality, the public’s reaction to lockdown and salary inequality
Stephen Moss
01, Jun, 2020 @5:00 AM
The Guardian view on the healthy state of poetry: a reprimand to Trump and Johnson | Editorial
Editorial: English-language poetry is in great health – and has much to tell us about our fragile, fraught times
Editorial
25, Oct, 2019 @5:25 PM
Britain is nation of litter louts, says Jeremy Paxman
Clean Up Britain patron criticises ‘utterly useless’ ministers and ‘even more useless’ Keep Britain Tidy
Damian Carrington Environment editor
12, Sep, 2019 @5:28 AM
TV tonight: Jeremy Paxman returns to ask politicians what went wrong
The former Newsnight attack dog seems genuinely aggrieved as he grills a rogues’ gallery. Plus, Celebrity Masterchef. Here’s what to watch this evening
Graeme Virtue, Hannah Verdier, Mike Bradley, Hannah J Davies and Paul Howlett
02, Sep, 2019 @5:00 AM
There’s more to Anne Lister’s life than Gentleman Jack
Sally Wainwright has so far missed the wider story of a woman who crossed continents and scaled mountains
Richard Brooks
07, Jul, 2019 @8:00 AM
Why Jeremy Paxman thinks we’re a nation of ‘snowflakes’
In his first column for the over-50s magazine Saga, the TV host and author has claimed older people are the only ones who can take a joke. But is he right – or does he just have too much time on his hands?
02, Jul, 2019 @3:48 PM
Keeping abreast with University Challenge | Letters
Letters: Penelope Reid knows from long experience what it takes to do one’s boobs proud in the right place and in the right way
Letters
05, Aug, 2018 @4:51 PM
Who will succeed Dimbleby as Question Time host? A look at the candidates
Kirsty Wark is the bookies’ favourite, but there is a long list of contenders to take over the coveted BBC hosting job
Lanre Bakare, Gwilym Mumford and Jim Waterson
18, Jun, 2018 @4:03 PM
‘And here’s Big Narstie with the weather’ – TV’s greatest fish out of water moments
The grime star joins the likes of Jeremy Paxman and the Fall’s Mark E Smith in taking on an unexpected television role
Stuart Heritage
17, Jan, 2018 @4:44 PM
Broadcasting’s big guns get ready for election night battle
From the perennial David Dimbleby on BBC1 to the Osborne/Balls double act on ITV, here’s what to expect of live coverage
Esther Addley
07, Jun, 2017 @5:06 PM
It'll take more than cheese and ceramics to reunite our divided country | Stewart Lee
The Paxman interviews seemed less like a news programme, and more like an ancient, traditional ritual humiliation of would-be mayors
Stewart Lee
04, Jun, 2017 @9:00 AM
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