US Edition'It got to me': Jeremy Vine stops cycling videos after online abuse
- Jeremy Vine, a 59-year-old BBC and Channel 5 presenter, announced on 2025-05-01 that he will stop sharing his cycling videos online due to abuse.
- Vine began posting helmet-camera footage of his London commutes to raise awareness of road safety, but the videos sparked frequent debate and severe online trolling.
- The posts accumulated over 100 million views and attracted hateful messages, including violent death threats being investigated by police and the recent theft of his bike.
- Vine stated, "The anger they generate has genuinely upset me," and shared screenshots of messages wishing him harm, explaining he wants to "switch the narrative" away from abuse.
- Although he will no longer post videos publicly, Vine confirmed he will continue cycling and report dangerous driving to the police, emphasizing safety remains his priority.
14 Articles
14 Articles
Jeremy Vine slammed over cycling videos by Tour de France commentator
JEREMY Vine has been accused of setting back the cause of cycling with his online clips highlighting bad driving. The broadcaster put the “fear of God” into anyone thinking of making the switch from four wheels to two, according to Tour de France commentator Ned Boulting. Jeremy Vine has been accused of setting back the cause of cycling with his online clips highlighting bad driving Keen cyclist Jeremy, 59, has spent years uploading footage of d…
Jeremy Vine 'stopping' cycling videos as presenter 'upset' by trolling and threats: 'Did get to me'
Jeremy Vine, 59, 'stopping' cycling videos as presenter 'upset' by trolling and death threats: 'It did get to me' - Broadcaster Jeremy Vine has announced he will no longer post videos of his cycling encounters with motorists due to severe online abuse
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
Ownership
To view ownership data please Upgrade to Vantage
