Gregory James Alan Milward (born 17 December 1985) is an English radio and television presenter, comedian and author. He is the host of

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's breakfast show, co-presenter on the cricket podcast '' Tailenders'' alongside Felix White and James Anderson and writer of the ''Kid Normal'' book series alongside Chris Smith.

Early life

James was born to Alan and Rosemary Milward on 17 December 1985 in

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, London. His parents were both teachers; Alan a headteacher, and Rosemary a special-needs teacher. He has one sister, Catherine. As a baby, he received three life-saving blood transfusions and was in an incubator for a week. James used to play cricket for Hertfordshire Under-18s. James first broadcast on hospital radio aged 14, however, he later discovered that the transmitter was broken and none of his shows actually went out. James is an alumnus of The Bishop's Stortford High School, where he was deputy head boy. He studied

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at the

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and achieved a 2:1.

Career

Radio

While at university, he presented several shows on the

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radio station Livewire 1350AM, becoming the station manager in 2006. He later said that being station manager was a job he did not enjoy. He also presented several breakfast shows on Future Radio in Norwich and also on Pulse Rated in Salhouse before he got his break at BBC Radio 1.Student Radio Association - Greg James
He won 'Best Male Presenter' at the Student Radio Awards 2005. During university holidays he presented stints on

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. James joined

in June 2007 to present Early Breakfast on Friday and cover for other presenters such as Sara Cox and Vernon Kay. He presented his first show on Friday 1 June 2007, the day after graduating from university. In October 2007, he was awarded the Early Breakfast Show (4:30am7am, which was soon changed to 4am6:30am) five days a week. He presented his first full-time show on Monday 1 October 2007, and his first ever Record of the Week was Hometown Glory by Adele. On 21 September 2009, a new schedule was launched on Radio 1, and it was announced that James would move to an early afternoon slot – 1pm to 4pm - replacing Edith Bowman, who moved to the weekend breakfast slot. James was the host of The Official Chart Update, on Wednesday afternoons between 3:30pm and 4pm, and 4pm to 4:30pm when he moved to drivetime, from its inception in March 2010 until January 2013 when

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took it over, at the original time of 3:30pm. James also co-hosts ''Not Just Cricket'' on

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with England cricketers Graeme Swann and James Anderson that is broadcast once every few months. The show's main focus is cricket, but topics are varied. He also hosts the weekly podcast ''That's What He Said'' with BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat presenter Chris Smith. The podcast features the best bits of James' show each week, guest interviews, and special bonus content just for the podcast. Greg and Chris play 'Cheeseball' each week - a game which involves throwing Babybell into the centre of a cheese 'court' and the closest to the centre wins. The pair also do birthday, engagement, and wedding announcements to the theme of Jurassic Park. Each podcast also comes with an e-mail from Julia from Germany - the show clerk - who provides the pair with a weekly agenda. More recent podcast features include 'Friendly Foreigners', 'Julia's word of the week' and 'Dr. Tiny's Science fact'. James guest hosted the edition of 16 February 2013 of the 5 Live comedy sport programme '' Fighting Talk'', standing in for Colin Murray. On 15 November 2017, James along with Felix White, Jimmy Anderson, faded up producer Mark 'Sharky' Sharman (AKA Sharknado the Movie), and regular input from

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ian Matt ‘Mattchin’ Horan began hosting a cricketing podcast '' Tailenders''. This was initially a weekly podcast covering the

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, since 23 May 2018 it was renewed to continue on a 'weekly' basis. Features include 'General Cricketing Sadness', 'Mattchin's Quiz' and 'Black Wednesday/Xmas Show/App Launch'. Since 2019, James has also presented the

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series ''Rewinder'', a show where he digs through the BBC archives to find classic stuff to reflect on current stories of the week.

Drivetime

On 28 February 2012, it was announced that James and

would swap shows as of 2 April 2012, meaning James would host the drivetime show (1600-1900) from that date. James's show had a variety of recurring features including: "The 10 Minute Takeover" (Mon-Thurs 1800), "Impossible Karaoke", "Rage against the Answer Machine", "Mayor of Where", "Ask The Nation", "Wrong Uns", "What's My Age Again" prior to "

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" moving to Fridays, celebrity guests on Thursdays, and Film Reviews with reviewer Ali Plumb. Off the cuff improv games typically include Chris Smith aka: 'Chris Smith with the news' the main afternoon ''

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'' reader. James once hosted his show for an entire week broadcasting from the

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radio studio in

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, Afghanistan; he also staged "G In the Park", a mini-music festival from the

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prior to the T in the Park festival. Robocrop

Due to changes in release dates of music worldwide, since 10 July 2015 James' former Friday show was taken up by ''

'' between 1600 and 1745, followed by ''Dance Anthems'' between 1800 and 1900. The drive time show is traditionally split into two halves, with a fifteen-minute break between 1745 and 1800 for the evening

broadcast. On 19 June 2017, James chose the name "RoboCrop" from "thousands and thousands" of listeners' suggestions for a tractor on loan to

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to tour agricultural shows to raise awareness of rural crime. Dorset Police said the tractor, equipped with a siren, had a top speed of and was "not built for response policing".

''Radio 1 Breakfast''

On 20 August 2018, James took over '' Radio 1 Breakfast'' from

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. The pair switched shows, with Grimshaw taking on the Drivetime show from 4pm-7pm. It was announced by the two presenters on Grimshaw's Breakfast Show on 31 May, with Grimshaw joking "It's time for a change, time for a new show and, most importantly, it's going to be time for a new wake-up time... preferably around 11:30am". Both presenters were very excited about the change, with James saying that taking over would be a "big challenge" but he was ready and willing "to give it a go". His first guest on the show was Wallace the Lion from Blackpool Zoo. The show was broadcast four days a week, until December 2020 when the BBC announced changes to the Radio 1 schedule, with James' Breakfast Show now being five days a week, whilst

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and

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moved from the weekend breakfast show to the weekend afternoon slot.

Television

James is also a TV presenter. In 2009, he presented a TV show for BBC Three called ''Sun, Sex and Holiday Madness'', about British tourists in Magaluf and ''Young, Jobless and Living at Home'', also for BBC Three. He has presented ''

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'' on

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's ''Switch'' and he hosted the backstage winners' podium at the

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, which he did again in

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. In 2011, James had a non-speaking cameo role in the ''

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'' episode " Closing Time". In 2011, James started presenting the BBC Three's coverage of

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and in August 2012, the

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(both with

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). He presented coverage of

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, alongside Edith Bowman in July. In 2013, James co-presented extensive coverage of Radio 1's Big Weekend on BBC Three with Alice Levine. In June 2013, James once again hosted BBC Three's coverage of

, alongside Gemma Cairney. He again hosted the BBC's coverage of festivals including Radio 1's Big Weekend, T in The Park,

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, and

in the summer of 2014. In 2012, James co-presented two series of '' Unzipped'' (originally named ''Britain Unzipped'') on BBC Three with Russell Kane and later '' How to Win Eurovision'', a special two-hour show, on 11 May 2013. In December 2012, James and

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presented ''50 Greatest London 2012 Olympics Moments'' on BBC Three. The show was broadcast on his 27th birthday. On 25 September 2013, James along with Kane starred in their chat show ''Staying in with Greg and Russell'' on BBC Three. Both later appeared on the

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appeal night during a Lip Sync Challenge, which James wo
by performing 'The Circle of Life' from 'The Lion King'
In 2014, James appeared as a contestant in the CBeebies gameshow Swashbuckle with his niece Pia. In September 2014, James hosted the closing ceremony of The Invictus Games with

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live on

. In 2015, he presented the BBC Three reality game show '' I Survived a Zombie Apocalypse''. In May 2015, he played a police officer in the BBC Three comedy murder mystery series ''

Murder in Successville ''Murder in Successville'' is a British sitcom with improvisational elements created by Andy Brereton and Avril Spary. The series aired on BBC Three from 6 May 2015 to 24 May 2017. ''Murder in Successville'' stars Tom Davis as DI Desmond Sleet ...

''. Also in 2015, James co-wrote and starred in the Comedy Feeds episode ''Dead Air''. In March 2016, he hosted a segment of the '' Sport Relief'' telethon with

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. James has guest presented several episodes of ''

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''. In November 2016, James co-presented the

's '' Children in Need'' appeal for the first time. He also presented the ''Children in Need Rocks for Terry'' concert at the

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with

. Between 2016 and 2017, Greg presented BT Sport's cricket coverage of the South Africa tour to Australia. In 2017 and 2018, he co-presented the primetime

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music show ''

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'' with

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. The show wasn't renewed for a third series. In 2022, James became an executive producer for the Sky documentary series ''The Man Who Bought Cricket'', focusing on billionaire and fraudster Allen Stanford. It was based on a

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podcast presented by James on the same subject, in a series called ''Sport's Strangest Crimes''.

Kid Normal

Together with newsreader Chris Smith, James wrote the children's book series ''Kid Normal'' which is a 6-book series about a normal boy in a superhero world. The first one was published by

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and released on 13 July 2017 in the UK and the second one the following March. The first book was the biggest selling children's debut of the year and have sold over 100,000 copies combined. The books have also been released in 19 other languages around the world.

Charity work

In January 2013, along with Jack Dee,

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, Dara Ó Briain,

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and

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, James took part in the Red Nose Day 'Hell and High Water Challenge'. They journeyed along the Zambezi River for 5 days raising money to build a new school in the region. They raised well over £1 million for the charity. On 2 March 2013, James appeared on the ''

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'' judging panel alongside

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and Lee Mack. In 2014, James was part of 'Team Coe' in the Sport Relief 'Clash of The Titans'.
His team won the competition
held at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. He took part in the cycling, synchronized swimming and swimming relay. In February 2015, he, Chris Smith, Yasmin Evans and Alex Jones traveled to

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to take part in Operation Health. There, they helped to rebuild the Iyolwa Health Centre in Eastern Uganda, using money raised by Comic Relief. He blogged about it here. In total, the Radio 1 audience raised £551,405. In February 2016, for Sport Relief, Greg underwent the tough challenge, dubbed the 'Gregathlon', of completing five Triathlons in 5 days, in 5 different cities across the UK, hosting his Drivetime Radio 1 show after completing his daily

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, raising £1 million for charity. Greg also supports Coppafeel a charity raising awareness of breast cancer. In February 2018, Greg did his second 'Gregathlon' for Sport Relief: "Pedal to the Peaks." He cycled over 500 miles and climbed Snowdon and Scafell Pike, before the challenge had to be postponed because extreme weather conditions caused by the '

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' made the challenge too dangerous to continue. Greg returned to complete the challenge and climbed Ben Nevis on 16 March 2018, raising over £1 million.

Personal life

James is godfather to Ruby, the youngest daughter of England

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er James Anderson. He is a keen cricket fan, and used to play for Hertfordshire Under-18s. He is also a keen supporter of

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Rugby Club

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. He is also a football fan and supports

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. He is an ambassador for two charities;

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and

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. He also took part in the 201
NHS Team Give Blood campaign
representing O+. On 1 June 2018, James announced his engagement to his girlfriend Bella Mackie, the daughter of newspaper editor Alan Rusbridger. They married in September of the same year. They live in London.

Awards

* 2005 – Student Radio Award for 'Best Male Presenter' * 2013 – 'Loaded Lafta' for 'Funniest Radio Show' * 2013 – Silver Sony Radio Academy Award for 'Best Entertainment Show' * 2014 �
Gold Radio Academy Award for 'Best Entertainment Show'
* 2016 – Gold Radio Academy 'ARIA' Award for 'Best Entertainment Production' * 2020 – Arias Award for 'Best New Show' * 2020 – Arias Award for 'Best marketing campaign' * 2020 – TRIC awards for " Radio Personality"

Filmography

Guest appearances

* ''

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'' (2009) * '' The Wright Stuff'' (2011) * ''

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'' (2012) *''

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'' (2012, 2013) *'' What's Cooking?'' (2013) *'' 50 Funniest Moments of 2013'' (2013) *'' The Apprentice: You're Fired!'' (2014, 2015) *''

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'' (2014) *'' Pointless Celebrities'' (2015) * ''The 15 Second Interview with Joe Lycett'' (2015) *'' BBC Music Awards'' (2015) *''Frank Skinner on Demand with...'' (2015) *''

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'' (2015) *''

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'' (2016) *''

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'' (2016) *'' Lorraine'' (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019) *'' Weekend'' (2017) *'' Victoria Derbyshire'' (2017) *'' Saturday Kitchen'' (2017, 2020) *''

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'' (2017) *''

'' (2017, 2020, 2021) *'' Zoe Ball On...'' (2018) *''

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'' (2018, 2019) *'' This Morning'' (2018, 2019, 2022) *''

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'' (2019) *'' Would I Lie to You?'' (2019) *''

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'' (2019) *'' Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway'' (2020, 2022) *'' Sport Relief'' (2020) *''

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'' (2020) *'' Great British Menu'' (2020) *''Michael Palin: Travels of a Lifetime'' (2020) *''Morning Live'' (2020) *''

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'' (2020) *''

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'' (2021) *'' Between the Covers'' (2021) *''The Great Garden Revolution'' (2022) *''

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'' (2022) *'' QI'' (2022)

References

External links

''Radio 1 Breakfast with Greg James''
(BBC Radio 1)
''Radio 1 Anthems''
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