Brett Ellis

Brett Ellis column on weight loss jabs and the honest truth surrounding them.

Dr. Brett Ellis explains why company officers can't employ the command and control habits that they utilize on the fireground in the firehouse and on the training grounds if they want to develop firefighters who think, adapt and act.

Brett Ellis says frustration with self-checkouts is growing, as shoppers rebel against doing unpaid work at supermarket tills.

Brett Ellis reflects on childhood memories as he realises he’s become the very “old codger” he once ignored.

Brett Ellis takes a humorous look at holiday planning, from chasing cheap pints and battling flight prices to dodging disappointing destinations and classic British travel mishaps.

Brett Ellis takes a humorous look at why spa days are far from relaxing, from awkward saunas to overpriced extras and unmet expectations.

Brett Ellis highlights how an IT failure exposed the lack of a Plan B, showing how reliance on technology can leave customers frustrated.

Brett Ellis questions modern trends, from ads to awareness days, asking if anyone is actually convinced by the noise anymore.

Brett Ellis shares his concerns about the 2026 World Cup, from extreme heat and high prices to politics, travel issues and FIFA controversies. (

Brett Ellis argues that banning under-16s from social media is unrealistic, questioning whether politicians are tackling the right problems.