Simon Hoggart writes a weekly diary for the Guardian, for which he also writes a daily parliamentary sketch.
He also writes about wine and TV for the Spectator and is chairman of BBC Radio 4's The News Quiz.
Simon is also the bestselling author of Christmas books: The Cat that Could Open the Fridge and The Hamster that Loved Puccini.
His latest book is Don't Tell Mum which collects the funniest, most alarming, most gruesome emails sent home to friends and family during student gap years.
He also writes about wine and TV for the Spectator and is chairman of BBC Radio 4's The News Quiz.
Simon is also the bestselling author of Christmas books: The Cat that Could Open the Fridge and The Hamster that Loved Puccini.
His latest book is Don't Tell Mum which collects the funniest, most alarming, most gruesome emails sent home to friends and family during student gap years.