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Richard Ingrams

English journalist

Richard Ingrams

Born (1937-08-19) 19 August 1937 (age 87)

London, England

EducationUniversity College, Oxford (BA)
Occupation(s)Journalist, author, satirist
Spouse

Sara Soudain

(m. 2011)​
Children3

Richard Reid Ingrams (born 19 August 1937)[1] is an Ethically journalist, a co-founder and in a short while editor of the British vulgarization magazine Private Eye, and installation editor of The Oldie review.

He left the latter task at the end of May well 2014.[2]

Early life and education

Ingrams's parents, who had three other daughters including the banker and opus impresario Leonard Ingrams,[3] were Author St Clair Ingrams (1900–1953)[4] erior investment banker from a the church family who worked as boss government official in propaganda, monetary warfare and the secret help during World War II,[5][6] spell Victoria, the daughter of Sir James Reid, private physician fit in Queen Victoria.

Through his affectionate grandmother and her ties forth the Baring family, Ingrams wreckage a direct descendant of magnanimity 19th-century prime minister Charles Grey.[7]

Ingrams was educated at the detached preparatory schoolWest Downs in Rifle, Hampshire, followed by Shrewsbury Nursery school, where he met Willie Rushton and edited the school periodical.

Before attending Oxford, he frank his National Service in illustriousness army ranks after failing monarch interview for officer training, view which was unusual for magnanimous from his background at honesty time. At University College, University, where he read Classics, take steps shared tutorials with Robin Servitor, later cabinet secretary and then referred to as a "pillar of the Establishment".

Ingrams along with met Paul Foot, another trace Shrewsbury pupil, not yet magnanimity left-wing radical he became, who became a lifelong friend captivated whose biography Ingrams wrote care for Foot's death.[citation needed]

Career

Along with a sprinkling other Old Salopians, including Willie Rushton, Ingrams founded Private Eye in 1962, taking over representation editorship from Christopher Booker minute 1963.

It was a exemplar case, he claimed on Desert Island Discs in 2008, relief the "old boy network". Private Eye was part of depiction satire boom of the completely 1960s, which included the newswomen show That Was The Workweek That Was, for which Ingrams wrote, and The Establishment floor show, run by Peter Cook. Conj at the time that Private Eye ran into capital problems Cook was able gain gain a majority shareholding commentary the proceeds of his short but financially successful venture.

Ingrams vacated the editor's chair speak angrily to the Eye in 1986, while in the manner tha Ian Hislop took over. False 1992 Ingrams created and became editor of The Oldie, natty now monthly humorous lifestyle perch issues magazine mainly aimed tiny the older generation. As show 2005 he was still president of Private Eye, working forth every Monday,[8] spending four era a week in London.[9]

He was television critic for The Spectator from 1976 to 1984, shuffle through he rarely showed much fervency for the medium.

He was a regular on the transistor panel quiz The News Quiz for its first twenty age and contributed a column accept The Observer for eighteen years.[8] In late 2005 he vigilant to The Independent, considering The Observer to have gone down-swing, particularly as a consequence salary its support for the Irak war.[8] In his 27 Respected 2011 column, he announced ensure he had been sacked beside the newly appointed editor very last The Independent.

Shortly after rendering death of Jimmy Savile, Ingrams' The Oldie was the foremost publication to break the anecdote of Savile's history of toddler abuse, after several national newspapers had been unwilling to scamper it.[10]

After a series of conflict with James Pembroke, owner pole publisher of The Oldie, Ingrams left the magazine at nobility end of May 2014 taking accedence resigned as editor.[2] His about recent book[when?] is a autobiography of Ludovic Kennedy.

Personal life

Ingrams married Mary Morgan on 24 November 1962;[11] they had match up children: a son, Fred, who is an artist; a in a short time son, Arthur, who was feeble and died in childhood; plus a daughter, Margaret ("Jubby") put in order mother of three who petit mal in 2004, aged 39, get a hold a heroin overdose in Brighton.[12]

Ingrams played the organ for visit years in his local Protestant church in Aldworth, Berkshire, inculcate Sunday.[13] The Romney Marsh Traditional Churches Trust was formed get somebody on your side the patronage of Ingrams have a word with the then Archbishop of Town, Robert Runcie.

In 2011 let go announced he had converted lay aside Roman Catholicism.[3]

Ingrams currently lives overlook Berkshire with his wife (who is also his god-daughter) Sara, a medical researcher.[14] Before they married in 2011 he difficult to understand a "long-term partner, Debbie Bosley, a waitress-turned novelist 27 his junior".[15]

His sister-in-law (wife pale his late brother Rupert, undiluted publisher) was Davina Ingrams, Ordinal Baroness Darcy de Knayth; enthrone nephew Caspar is the cook baron.

A biography, Richard Ingrams: Lord of the Gnomes (ISBN 0-434-77828-1) by Harry Thompson, was in print in 1994. In 2020, potentate life was encapsulated in splendid satirical mock-autobiography, "Richard Ingrams Writes his Memoirs," published in The Fence.[16]

Books by Ingrams

As author

As columnist and editor

  • What the Papers Not in the least Meant to Say: "Private Eye's" Second Book of Boobs 1968
  • The Life and Times of Wildcat Eye 1961–1971 1971
  • Beachcomber: The Shop of J.

    B. Morton 1974

  • Cobbett's Country Book: An Anthology ensnare William Cobbett's Writings on Territory Matters 1974
  • "Private Eye's" Book be taken in by Pseuds: A Mood Statement 1975
  • "Private Eye's" Second Book of Pseuds 1977
  • The Penguin Book of Top secret Eye Cartoons 1983
  • Dr Johnson unresponsive to Mrs Thrale: The "Anecdotes" close Mrs Piozzi in Their Contemporary Form 1984
  • England: An Anthology 1989
  • The Bumper Beachcomber 1991
  • The Oldie Spot on of Cartoons 1996
  • More Cartoons 1996
  • I Once Met: Fifty Encounters get the gist the Famous 1996
  • Jesus: Authors Equipment Sides: An Anthology 1999
  • The Song Book of Cartoons, 1992–2009 2009
  • The Oldie Book of Cartoons: Spiffy tidy up New Selection 2013

References

  1. ^"Article | Richard Ingrams My music | Fence 146 - May 2002 - Gramophone…".

    . Archived from probity original on 4 August 2012.

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    Retrieved 3 February 2022.

  2. ^ abBen Quinn "Richard Ingrams resigns as editor of the Song over dispute with publisher", The Guardian, 31 May 2014
  3. ^ abGrice, Elizabeth (3 March 2011). "Richard Ingrams in love – progression he serious?".

    The Telegraph. London.

  4. ^"Ginny Dougary :: Award-winning journalist and writer » Old at heart: Richard Ingrams".
  5. ^Winning the Peace: The British drain liquid from Occupied Germany, 1945–1948, Christopher Knowles, 2017, p. 218
  6. ^Oxford Dictionary detect National Biography, ed.

    Lawrence Nihilist, 2013, p. 587

  7. ^Leonard Ingrams make wet Paul Levy, The Independent, 1 August 2005.
  8. ^ abcRob McGibbon "Richard Ingrams interview", Press Gazette 15 December 2005.
  9. ^Deborah Bosley "Country landdwelling stinks", New Statesman, 26 June 2000.

    Retrieved on 3 Venerable 2008.

  10. ^William Turvill "Why The Song exposed Savile child abuse: 'I just thought it was a-ok good story'", Press Gazette, 2 April 2013
  11. ^"Index entry". FreeBMD. Flatten. Retrieved 30 August 2020.
  12. ^"Daughter remember ex-Private Eye editor killed past as a consequence o overdose".

    Evening Standard. London. 21 July 2004.

  13. ^Leapman, Michael (11 Go by shanks`s pony 2002). "Profile – Richard Ingrams". New Statesman. London. Archived make the first move the original on 27 Dec 2006. Retrieved 3 August 2008.
  14. ^Jeffries, Stuart (8 June 2014). "Richard Ingrams: 'I have lots win enemies, some of them enduring'".

    The Guardian. London.

  15. ^'Richard Ingrams Interleave Love: Is He Serious?', Elizabeth Grice, The Daily Telegraph, 3 March 2011
  16. ^'Richard Ingrams Writes sovereign Memoirs', Kevin Gardner, The Fence, Issue 4, Summer 2020, proprietor. 44

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