No rest for the wicked. We touch down before dawn in Sydney after a 22-hour flight and by 7am I’m live on radio 2GB with Alan Jones. I’m aware talk radio is big in Australia — as you’d expect in a country full of refreshingly forthright people — and Mr Jones’s breakfast show is one of the biggest.
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Andrew Neil is chairman of Press Holdings Media Group (publisher of The Spectator) and presenter of several politics television shows on the BBC.
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