Harry Wallop

Harry Wallop
Harry Wallop is a columnist and feature writer, specialising in consumer issues. He writes about everything from the banana industry and hair transplants, to signet rings and how to get rid of dinner party guests who won’t go home. As well as penning a weekly business column in The Times, he presents various television programmes.

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The Great Exhibition of 1851 saw a dazzling variety of inventions shown to the public for the first time, from flushing toilets and waterproof watches to Samuel Colt’s Navy revolver.…

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Shooting can attract the flashier type: those who arrive by helicopter, who shoot with a Fabbri Titanium gun and wear £350 alpaca socks. But if you really want to impress…