Jeremy Vine
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | 58 |
| Date of birth | May 17,1965 |
| Zodiac sign | Taurus |
| Born | Cheam |
| Sutton | |
| United Kingdom | |
| Height | 191 (cm) |
| Salary | £700,000-749,999 (2017) |
| Spouse | Rachel Schofield |
| Janelle Muntz | |
| Siblings | Sonya Vine |
| Tim Vine | |
| Job | Journalist |
| Author | |
| Presenter | |
| Education | Hatfield College, Durham |
| Durham University | |
| Epsom College | |
| Books | What I Learnt: What My Listeners Say and Why We Should Take Notice |
| Your Call: What My Listeners Say – and Why We Should Take Note | |
| It's All News to Me | |
| Forget Heaven, Just Kiss Me | |
| Children | Martha Vine |
| Anna Vine | |
| Parents | Guy Vine |
| Diana Tillett | |
| Alma mater | Hatfield College |
| Durham | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 401882 |
Jeremy Vine Life story
Jeremy Guy Vine is a British television and radio personality, presenter, broadcaster and journalist. He is best known as the host of his BBC Radio 2 lunchtime programme which presents news, views, interviews with live guests and popular music, taking over from long time host Sir Jimmy Young in 2003.
Biography
Jeremy vine is a british presenter.Journalist.And radio and television personality.He was born on may 5.1965 in epsom.Surrey.England.He is 55 yeras old.He is 5 feet inches tall and weighs around 75 kg.Eh has blue eyes and a slim body type.His zodiac sign is taurus.Family
Jeremy vine is the son of guy vine and his wife.Anne vine.He has two siblings.A brother named tim and a sister anmed sarah.He is married to rachel schfoield and they have two children.A daughter named martha and a son named george.Education and Career
Jeremy vnie studied at the university of birmingham and graduated with a degree in english.He began his career in journalism in 1988.Working for bbc ardio solent.He then mvoed to bbc radio 5 live.Where he worked as a presenter and reporter.In 2003.He joined bbc radio 2.Where he currently hosts the jeremy vine show.He is also a regular presenter on the bbc s points of view and panorama.Success
Jeremy vine has achieved great success in his career.He has won several awards.Including the sony radio academy award for speech broadcaster of the year in 2005 and the roayl television society awrad for best presenter in 2006.He was also named radio presetner of the year at the arqiva commercial radio awards in 2008.Most Important Event
The most important event in jeremy vine s career was when he was appointed as the bbc s election results presenter in 2010.He was the first presenter to use the bbc s new electoin graphics system.Which was used to present the results of the 2010 general electionh.E has isnce presented the results of the 2015.2017.And 2019 general elections.Alex Belfield: Stalker ex-BBC DJ agrees to pay Jeremy Vine damages
...A former BBC radio presenter convicted of stalking Jeremy Vine has agreed to pay damages to the broadcaster...
BBC presenter allegations: A timeline of how the story has unfolded
... Meanwhile, following speculation about the star s identity on social media, BBC presenters including Gary Lineker, Jeremy Vine, Rylan Clark and Nicky Campbell deny involvement to publicly clear their names...
Family 'upset' with BBC response to presenter photo claims
... Following the first report by the Sun, a number of BBC presenters took to social media to deny they were the star in question including Rylan Clark, Jeremy Vine, Nicky Campbell and Gary Lineker...
BBC presenter faces new allegations over explicit photos
... Following the first Sun report, BBC presenters took to social media to deny they were the star in question, including Rylan Clark, Jeremy Vine, Nicky Campbell and Gary Lineker...
Anne Diamond: TV presenter reveals breast cancer diagnosis
... A familiar face to viewers of shows like Loose Women, Channel 5 s The Wright Stuff and its replacement Jeremy Vine, Diamond appeared on Celebrity Big Brother in 2002...
Alex Belfield: Ex-BBC presenter jailed for stalking in court again
...A former BBC radio presenter jailed for stalking four people, including broadcaster Jeremy Vine, has appeared in court again...
Keir Starmer denies targeting Labour left-wingers after Abbott suspended
... He denied this in an interview with BBC Radio 2 s Jeremy Vine...
Energy bills: 'We cut back but our direct debits trebled'
... He told Radio 2 s Jeremy Vine Show that he had asked to reduce his direct debit to a monthly amount he could afford but his supplier refused...
General election 2019: Corbyn says no US trade deal unless NHS is excluded
Donald Trump has insisted the US wants "nothing to do" with the NHS in post-Brexit trade talks as he sought to repudiate opposition claims That the health service would be "up for sale".
On a visit to the UK, the US President claimed he had no interest in increased market access to the NHS for US firms even if handed on a "silver platter".
But Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said he still had "very serious concerns".
And the SNP said MPs should pass a law to exclude the NHS from discussions.
Boris Johnson said the Conservative Election manifesto had "categorically ruled out" any NHS services, or drug prices, being up for negotiation.
In June, over a possible future trade deal after the UK leaves the EU, saying: "When you're dealing in trade, everything is on the table. "
But speaking on Tuesday morning as he and Other World leaders prepared for a summit to mark the 70th anniversary of Nato, he issued a different message.
"I don't even know where That rumour started," he told journalists. "We have absolutely nothing to do with it. If you handed it [the NHS] to us on a silver platter, we want nothing to do with it. "
Mr Trump's visit comes at hugely sensitive time, with less than 10 days to go before the Election - and with the issues of Brexit and the NHS having largely dominated The Campaign so far.
The US President insisted he would be "staying out" of the Election . While he remained a "fan of Brexit" and thought Mr Johnson was "very capable", he said he would be prepared to "work with anybody" in No 10.
In October, he suggested Mr Corbyn would be "bad" for the UK and declined an offer to meet the Labour leader during his state visit.
Mr Corbyn has repeatedly claimed That the NHS would be "up for sale" if the Conservatives hold onto power. At a campaign event last week, the Labour leader showed an unredacted report That gave details of meetings Between Us and UK officials.
The document shows the US is interested in discussing drug pricing - mainly extending patents That stop cheaper generic medicines being used - and refers to the US policy of making "total market access" a Starting Point in any trade talks.
The Labour leader welcomed Mr Trump's latest comments but said he was far from reassured by them.
"I'm pleased That he's said That but, if That 's the case why have these talks gone on for two years?" he told BBC Radio 2 's Jeremy Vine show.
"Why have they been kept secret? I think there is very very legitimate grounds for very very serious concern here. "
'Load of salt'Mr Corbyn said if he was introduced to Mr Trump at a reception at Buckingham Palace later, which both are attending, he would impress on him how "precious" the NHS was to The British people and make clear a Labour government would discontinue trade talks if it was not excluded.
On a trip to Salisbury, the Prime Minister described the opposition's claims as "pure Loch Ness Monster, Bermuda Triangle stuff".
"I can categorically rule out any part of the NHS will be on the table in any trade negotiation. . including pharmaceuticals. "
And Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab suggested Labour was only raising the issue because it had "No Plan for Brexit and No Plan for the economy".
Speaking to BBC Radio 4 's Today programme, Mr Raab ruled out any privatisation of the NHS "under the Conservatives' watch or this Prime Minister 's watch". Trade decisions would be made by the next government "in The Best interest of patients and consumers", he added.
The Liberal Democrats ' foreign affairs spokesman, Chuka Umunna , said Mr Trump's comments should be taken "with a lorry load of salt".
He added: "Trump has repeatedly made clear in The Past That everything including the NHS will be on the table in future negotiations. "
And SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon said its MPs would be pressing for legislation to ringfence the NHS from any involvement in a future deal.
"I don't want The Future of our NHS to be dependent on trusting the word of Boris Johnson or Donald Trump ," She Said at a campaign rally in Perth.
"Let's have legislation That explicitly and in statute takes any risk of trade negotiations to the NHS away, and make absolutely clear That the NHS not just will not be on the table but could not be on the table in any trade negotiations. "
Nigel Farage called on the US president to challenge the "complete fib" That the Tories would "sell the NHS" to him in a trade deal.
"He has been accused by the Labour Party of wanting to buy the National Health Service," the Brexit Party leader told Bbc Breakfast . "It isn't true, I know it isn't true, and I think it would be wholly appropriate for him to say That . "
donald trump, nhs, labour party
Source of news: bbc.com
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