Richard Osman has opened up about the visual impairment that has left him seeing the world as if he were “driving in dense fog”.
The 54-year-old former Pointless presenter and bestselling author of The Thursday Murder Club series was born with a condition called nystagmus, which the NHS describes as “involuntary, usually constant eye movement (often described as wobbling or dancing eyes)” that “typically results in some degree of visual loss”.
