John Humphrys has reported from all over the world for the BBC and presented its frontline news programmes on both radio and television, in a broadcasting career spanning forty years. He has won a string of national awards and been described as a 'national treasure'. He owned a dairy farm for ten years and has homes in Greece and London.Christopher Humphrys is John Humphrys' eldest son. He has lived in Greece for the past sixteen years and is a cellist with the hugely popular Camerata Orchestra based in Athens.
'a very funny tome' -- Daily Telegraph 'hilarious' -- Daily Mail 'a profoundly instructive course in the idiosyncrasies of Greek law, custom and culture...entertainingly chronicled' -- Saga 'A sparky, funny, exasperated story that brings Humphrys and his family together in trying but also tender circumstances.' -- Iain Finlayson, Times 'John Humphrys was born to be combative... His cellist son Christopher acts as a gentle foil. Between them they amusingly blend the genres of misery memoir and Mediterranean escapist idyll -- FT Weekend 'Entertaining' -- The Lady