3 h. ago Jeremy Vine quits cycling videos after ‘genuinely upsetting’ online abuse and death threats

The BBC presenter, 59, regularly posted helmet-camera videos from his London commutes in a bid to highlight road safety

Events

5 h. ago Jeremy Vine stops sharing cycling videos because trolling and abuse ‘got too bad’

The presenter also shared that his road bike, which he had purchased in 2019, was recently stolen

Sport

6 h. ago Jeremy Vine made cyclists look 'unhinged' and 'militant' with his vigilante videos, ITV Tour de France commentator claims

ITV's Tour De France commentator Ned Boulting said the Radio 2 host's clips had put the 'fear of God' into anyone thinking of ditching their cars for a bike.

Culture

6 h. ago Jeremy Vine is stopping his cycling videos after intense trolling

The TV and radio presenter, who cycles to work, has been posting clips of dangerous motorists on his London commute for years

Politics

18 h. ago BBC presenter Jeremy Vine details trolling ordeal in emotional interview

BBC Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine has spoken about his decision to no longer post cycling videos on social media after announcing the news to his followers on the weekend

Economics

25 h. ago Why Jeremy Vine has stopped making cycling videos on social media: TV host reveals latest incident that forced him to quit calling out dodgy drivers

Speaking to MailOnline, Vine said that the recent theft of his bicycle gave him pause for thought on whether he ought to continue making himself a target for online vitriol.

Culture

52 h. ago Jeremy Vine looks back: ‘What will I do after Radio 2? I don’t know. Die?’

The broadcaster on radioactive tomatoes, his suburban upbringing and still being a showoffBorn in 1965 in Epsom, Surrey, Jeremy Vine is a journalist and broadcaster. Vine’s media career began at the Coventry Evening Telegraph before he landed a job at the BBC in 1987, where he has worked in a number of roles including as a political reporter, Africa correspondent and Newsnight presenter. As well as his weekday programme on BBC Radio 2, he presents a self-titled weekday morning show on Channel 5. His new novel, Murder on Line One, is out now.My dear old mum would have pulled this costume together. If you dress a boy as a soldier, he will almost certainly crawl around the floor like a sniper, which I did. Shortly after this was taken, I decided to launch a large log over my shoulder as if it were a bazooka. The back of it hit my head on the way past. I did myself a bit of mischief that day. Continue reading...

Events

2 d. ago Jeremy Vine has his bike stolen after claiming motorists have 'small d*** energy' and aren't getting enough sex

The broadcaster, who frequently films dangerous motorists with his helmet cam, revealed how he was left with only his helmet after thieves took the cycle.

Transport

6 d. ago Cycling fanatic Jeremy Vine accuses angry motorists of having 'small d*** energy'

He's the cycling BBC presenter on a mission to shame the dodgy drivers blighting Britain's roads - a man who has been described as 'willing to die in defence of the Highway Code.'

Sport

8 d. ago Murder on Line One review: Another British broadcaster hops on the whodunnit bandwagon

For many, the words “the first in a new murder mystery series from Jeremy Vine” will feel more like a threat than a promise. Ever since Richard Osman’s monster hit The Thursday Murder Club five years ago, there has been a barrage of crime novels written by British broadcasters — Robert Peston (ITV), Richard Madeley (ITV), Stig Abell (Times Radio), Richard Coles (Radio 4), to name but a few. Yet Vine (Radio 2, Channel 5) can be forgiven for jumping on the bandwagon. In a niche but growing sub-genre, his small-town whodunnit, Murder on Line One, is one of the better offerings.

Events

2 w. ago Israeli air strike destroys part of 'last fully functional hospital' in Gaza

Witnesses said the strike caused major damage to the intensive care and surgery departments of Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital - with video online showing huge flames after missiles hit the two-storey building

Politics

2 w. ago Jeremy Vine shares biggest concern as convicted stalker Alex Belfield set for release

Former BBC Leeds host Alex Belfield was sentenced to five and a half years in prison after harassing a number of people - including fellow BBC star Jeremy Vine

Politics

2 w. ago The lovely canalside cafe in Greater Manchester to visit on a sunny day

This idyllic waterside spot is a great stop-off point for walkers and cyclists, and serves coffee, cakes, lunch and provisions

Politics

2 w. ago Jeremy Clarkson reignites Jeremy Vine feud as he fires off cruel 'child' dig

Television personalities Jeremy Clarkson and Jeremy Vine are locking horns yet again online after car fanatic Clarkson mocked Vine's choice of vehicle after a rant about safety

Events

2 w. ago Please, for the love of God, stop buying supersized cars | Arwa Mahdawi

Why would anyone want a car that’s too big for parking spaces, or that’s a menace to other road users? I have a theoryExcuse me for a moment while I clamber on top of my high horse to deliver an important public safety announcement: stop buying enormous cars! Please, for the love of God, pedestrians and my tiny chihuahua that is just trying to cross the road, stop this cycle of car-brained insanity.I write this from the US, where everything (including the presidential ego) is supersized and where going for a walk means having to constantly peer around one enormous truck to make sure you’re not going to get hit by another enormous truck. Still, at least in the US the big cars have big roads to drive down. The trend for bloated vehicles is spreading to places where they’re even more unsuitable. New research has found that more than 1m cars that are too big to fit in parking spaces are being sold in the UK each year. Continue reading...

Economics