John Humphrys is a journalist and broadcaster who writes for YOUGOV PLC and MailOnline. He has also been featured in publications such as The Telegraph and The Guardian. His articles cover a range of topics including artificial intelligence, alcohol consumption, immigration, healthcare, and social issues.
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I trust you won't be offended by this question but are you, or have you ever been, a tourist?
It was entirely right and proper that the nation should have erupted in both sorrow and anger this week.
Remember the good old days of beer and sandwiches at Number Ten? Actually, that's a slightly misleading question.
“It seemed a good idea at the time.” That must surely be one of the most common laments the human brain has ever created: You've heard one or two examples over the years I don't doubt.
This is probably the first (and certainly the last!) time I have introduced one of these columns with one of my own speeches, but I promise you it's relevant.
Have you tried booking tickets for Oasis yet? Or maybe decided to use the cash for a long weekend in that rather pleasant hotel in the popular Cornish seaside resort you've always liked the look of?
For reasons I shall never be able to fathom I set myself the task of reading the Bible from cover to cover when I was fifteen. Yes. Fifteen.
It seems we are moving yet another step closer to a culture in which working from home has become standard practise.
It's been more than twenty years since I wrote my first YouGov column and this is going to be my last. You and I have addressed pretty much every subject under the sun in those years.
By: John Humphrys, Rick Pushinsky
7th November 2024 Alastair King, Lord Mayor, talks to the broadcaster and journalist John Humphrys about his appetite for risk and his vision for ‘Growth Unleashed’ in the City.
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