....jolly double barreled MTV jock, son of an MP. Eddie Something. Not Lockjaw-Davis.
Where he now?

... Stanley Johnson, in a role-reversal sort of way. Helped Boris's sister get along, too.

Same for Harry Enfield's father.

Richard Littlejohn's son works as a press officer for the Tories.

And didn't both Paul Morley's and Roger Alton's daughters write for the Observer Music Monthly in the recent past?

If this spreads I could shortly find myself the bursar of a Hampshire sixth form college without the relevant experience!

...Claudia Winkleman (but I like her, regardless)
Peaches Geldof
Giles Coren
Victoria Coren (but I like her, etc)
Kelly Osbourne
Jack Osbourne
Sharon Osbourne
Gabby Logan
Colleen McLoughlin

A long time latterly of Eastbourne. Or was it GDN. Known by his initials. Geography.

... (that came as a relief to the milk-man) and work with my father. Should I therefore be banned for criticisng others for benefiting from nepotism?

it's the frequency of the nepotism that may be increasing and also doubts about the quality of the people getting jobs on the basis of family ties.

...on BBC's Glastonbury coverage?

Was shocked to recently learn that......Jeremy Vine is David Vine's son.

I was also p-ed off when on that Family Tree programme Esther Rantzon said her father was a senior suit at the BBC. When That's Life was on, she was promoted as a 'humble BBC secretary plucked from obscurity to front new TV show'. Bollocks was she. Who Does She Think She Is? We f-ing know who she was!

Butchers sons become butchers, and journalists' offspring become journalists. Get used to it, people. There's nothing new about nepotism in the industry (Dimblebys, anyone?)

Speaking as a journalist (maths teacher's son from Hull, if you must know), I've worked alongside a number of people who had famous parents. The bad ones didn't last long, and the good ones would have made it anyway. They probably wouldn't have made it so quickly, but then, that's the nature of this imperfect world we live in. Life's too short to bear those sort of grudges.

PS if we're doing lookalikes, take a look at Ruth Lea of the Institute of Economic Affairs next time she's on News At Ten. She's a dead ringer for Simon Amstell.

I was googling Barry Norman's daughter. Was it Emma? She became a film critic (surprise, surprise) following in her father's footsteps. Whatever happened to her?

Instead I found something more fascinating. Barry Norman Pickled Onions. Yes that's right. Hot and spicy.

http://www.pickleodeon.co.uk/

Fabulous usp, Pickleodeon, BTW, sign him up for the Word byline, J. Archie Andrews