Harry Kind is a consumer journalist and presenter who covers so many different topics, he's been dubbed “The Everyday Expert”. A regular face on BBC's Morning Live, Rip-Off Britain and C5 Daytime, Harry is the go-to expert when things need explaining.

Growing up in rural West Wales, Harry studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Oxford, in a misguided hope of ruling the world! After working in Westminster for three years, he moved to Which?, the UK's leading independent consumer champion, where he gained a massive following on TikTok and Instagram with videos on everything from boilers to batteries. He also represented them across the media as a spokesperson on shows including Steph's Packed Lunch, Panorama and Dispatches.

As a journalist covering everything you might spend money on (tech, travel, food, dishwashers, etc) and everyone who wants to take your money (banks, scammers, politicians), Harry has appeared on thousands of TV and radio shows in just five years. He believes people deserve to know more about the everyday things that part them from their hard-earned cash so that they can live their best lives.

Harry is a regular reporter for Morning Live both in the studio and on location. In 2026, he presented a new series of “How To” guides for Rip-Off Britain - bringing a high speed, social-first tone to a public service broadcasting institution. He's also a regular guest on C5 Daytime, BBC Breakfast, Moneybox Live, You and Yours, BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio Scotland and Times Radio.

In 2026, Harry jumped out of his comfort zone when he took part in ITV's Nobody's Fool - the reality game show hosted by Danny Dyer and Emily Atack. Here he took on liars, plots and scheming, while trying to prove that he was the smartest one in the room; all while taking a vow of Radical Honesty.

Harry is also a comedy writer and his work has featured on Breaking the News and Newsjack. He has a Diploma in Writing and Producing Comedy from the prestigious National Film and Television School.

When not helping consumers on TV and radio, he can be found renovating a Victorian 3-bed semi in Croydon with his fiancée. Harry is determined to DIY the lot - even going so far as to installing his own heat pump - and he's sharing his progress on social media to help others take the leap too.