A new BBC Two version premiered in 2003, hosted by John Humphrys. Whereas the original series kept talk to a minimum, asking contestants only their name, occupation and specialist subject, at first the new run included some conversational elements with contestants at the start of the General Knowledge round (normally about the contestant's specialist subject), although these have been dropped since the 2011 series. It is also distinguished from the original BBC TV series by the fact that many more contestants' specialist subjects come from popular culture, which probably reflects cultural changes in the British middle classes in recent years. Unlike the original version, this version is studio-based. It is now made in MediaCity in Salford (although, due to asbestos being found at Granada's Manchester studios, parts of the 2006 series were filmed at Yorkshire Television's Leeds studios). It came back in 2008 as a 10-part competition this time entitled "Sport Mastermind". "Mastermind Champion of Champions" was a 2010 5-part competition that featured previous "Mastermind" champions. In February 2021, Humphrys announced that after 18 years at the helm of hosting, he would leave. On 22 March 2021, it was announced that Clive Myrie would take over as host. Myrie will debut as a host in July 2021.