Grand Tour team bumped into other film crews including Top Gear while filming in Scotland, reveals producer

Helen Flanagan turned heads in a stylish suit as she headed to a breakfast event in Manchester.

Emmerdale's Paige Sandhu has confirmed that her character's time in the village is almost up.

Tottenham Hotspur icon Rafael van der Vaart has had his fair share of excitement since retiring as a footballer.Van der Vaart’s glittering career saw him win two league titles with Ajax, over 100 caps for the Netherlands and represent Real Madrid and Spurs in his prime.The 39-year-old’s last club was Danish side Esbjerg fB, where he eventually called time on his 18-year career back in 2018.But the former attacking-midfielder did not wait around idly for long, launching his darts career just a year later in April 2019 with a fine win after joining the British Darts Organisation.Van der Vaart made his debut at the Denmark Open in Esbjerg where he went toe-to-toe with Thomas Anderson.He defeated his opponent 4-2 but was given a quick reality check as he suffered a 4-0 defeat in the next round to Mogens ‘Turbo’ Christensen - a former semi-finalist in the event.Earlier that year, the Dutchman made waves in the darting world by appearing alongside compatriot and legend Michael van Gerwen at the Promi-Darts World Championship in Germany.What change of careers within sport surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

drug over the weekend. Elle Vickers, 18, and her friend Ellen Baldwin, 19, believe they were injected with a drug after they noticed they were left with bruises in "intimate areas" on Saturday, February 12.

The Grand Tour star James May, 58, has issued a warning to the owner of a car after he saw that it was at risk of being swept away by rising tides.Taking to Twitter, the former Top Gear presenter kindly tweeted a snap of the potentially hazardous situation, informing the car's owner that it needed to be moved urgently before it was too late.In view of his 3.1 million followers, James issued the warning.He wrote: "If you own this Mini, you need to move it sharpish."Another 20 mins until high tide," he added.The snap featured a grey Mini Cooper parked on the side of the Thames.However, the rising tide meant that the water level had reached the top of the bank, meaning the car was at risk of being swept away if conditions continued to

Jeremy Clarkson said a dentist he knew of enjoyed animal hunting, so he decided to take revenge.The 61-year-old "hated" the culprit "on a cellular level".The presenter said: "There are a great many dentists in America – and they’re always dentists, for some reason – who like to shoot lions. Or elephants.

Jeremy Clarkson telling the kids receiving their A-levels today not to fear – because he flopped them and he’s stinkin’ rich!The Grand Tour host has been spending the past several years sharing his grand wealth on results day to try and distract any heartbroken students from thinking their future is ruined if they didn’t get the grades they were hoping for.Last year it was all about his Cotswolds mansion and expansive Diddly Squat farm.

Jeremy Clarkson won several fans with his fly-on-the-wall documentary series Clarkson’s Farm earlier this year.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he dished out his own form of justice on a trophy hunter by urinating in his shoes after being so disgusted by him shooting animals.The Grand Tour presenter, 61, revealed how he tried to teach the man a lesson after taking an instant dislike to him for his gruesome hobby.Jeremy admitted in his Sunday Times column: ‘There are a great many dentists in America – and they’re always dentists, for some reason – who like to shoot lions. Or elephants.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has been left fuming that climate change regulations ban him from burning brome or killing it with chemicals.The Clarkson's Farm host is now plotting to sell it as a drink to health nuts and "thin urban women who like to start their day with a glass of green slime”.He said: "This must be the way farmers have to think now."I don’t doubt that it will have absolutely no nutritional value and will taste worse than a slab of marzipan-flavoured Marmite, but this is of no consequence to the young and the thin and the foolish,” the motor expert revealed on his show.It comes after his bid to sell fish in his farm shop ended in failure – after animals ate all his trout.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host splashed out on 250

Jeremy Clarkson has fired back at a local man after a rather unusual complaint.The Grand Tour host spoke out in his latest column, saying: "Plainly this is a man who hasn't seen my show."The 61-year-old has been documenting his attempt at beinmg a farmer in Amazon Prime's Clarkson's Farm.While the show is currently not airing new episodes, the presenter has spoken out about a "big problem" he has at Diddly Squat.However, this was not before revealing an issue that has arisen with an unnamed man who lives close to him.The broadcaster claimed "the local" had written to planning bosses about his barn.He stated that the person in question had suggested the building was not being used for what it was intended.Before going into what has been

Carol Vorderman, 60, suffers bra mishap during Beat The Chasers stint“There’s always a danger you’re going to bust something doing that, but our job is to entertain the viewers not look after ourselves.”He added “nobody really cares” if they broke a bone as they are “employed to be interesting and entertain”.The presenter said if there was such a show about them looking after themselves they’d remain in bed.“You get out there and do your job,” he continued.Jeremy added he considered themselves lucky to still be able to do such stunts, adding: “Even Richard Hammond didn’t have to go to hospital for this one!”He joked of his past incidents: “He had forgotten how to take his own trousers off because normally he has paramedics who do that for

Grand Tour special, which ended up being cancelled as the UK went into lockdown days later.The team revealed that in March they were preparing to travel to Russia to film another Amazon Prime special.Discussing the technicalities of travelling and filming at the start of the pandemic, showrunner Andy Wilman compared the process to that of being in a "Hollywood movie".Attempting to stay one step ahead of what would happen next, Jeremy explained that they eventually decided to cancel the show in Russia.He said: "We had to pull out with hours to spare, days at most.“We could sense this lockdown was coming."So we pulled it, and then we were closed down [on March 23], so thank God we did," he added.James, who presented alongside Jeremy on Top

Jeremy Clarkson has spoken out to explain his comments criticising Covid lockdowns after saying ‘if you die, you die’.The Grand Tour presenter sparked a huge reaction after he hit out at Sage (Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies) and branded them ‘communists’ who need to ‘get back in their box’ as he remarked on the UK being placed under strict restrictions for over a year.Taking to Twitter to clarify his remarks, Jeremy penned: ‘I know the Guardian and other silly left wing papers are sh*t stirring,‘But what I said was that “IF WE HAVE COVID FOR EVER” we are just going to have to open stuff up and accept that if we die, we die.’He continued: ‘If you really want to know what I think: get vaccinated.

comments about Covid. The Grand Tour star has come under fire for saying "if you die, you die.

Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond explore Scotland.

The Grand Tour star Jeremy Clarkson never minces his words when it comes to airing what is really on his mind and his latest social media posts are no different.

Jeremy Clarkson has claimed that Olympic athletes would be billionaires if they spent their energy on "something more useful" like business instead of sport.

Jeremy Clarkson has addressed a new report which concluded that men cause more damaging climate emissions than women.Swedish analysis shows that despite both genders spending similar amounts of money on goods, men spend more on petrol and diesel for their cars.Commenting on the finding, Jeremy wrote: "Underemployed boffins announced this week that they’ve found a new cause of climate change: Men."Yup.They reckon that because we eat more meat than women and use more fuel, we are driving global temperatures up," he penned in his column for The Sun.However, Jeremy went on to point out that women eat more avocados than men and that should be taken into consideration as they have to be flown around the world."Because the fruit has to be flown

Amazon boss Jeff Bezos – who funds motoring show The Grand Tour – will offer him a shot on his New Shepard rocket. Bezos and Sir Richard Branson have both recently taken separate trips into space.And Jeremy admitted: “I would love to go into space."After driving all sorts of vehicles around earth, travelling in space holds no fear for Jeremy.Asked if he’d be nervous in a virtual junket for The Grand Tour of Scotland, Jeremy scoffed: “Why?“You’d get to see space.“I can’t think of anything I’d like to see more.”And he added: “Get out there and do something, live a life.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, said James May, 58, was “not really with” him and Richard Hammond, 51, during filming as he was “too busy” thinking about poetry. In the latest episodes of the show, the pair played yet another prank on their co-star by filling up his caravan with water during their trip to Scotland.Jeremy said he doesn’t believe James will ever get revenge on them, as he’s busy in his own world.He divulged: “James gets in the car and thinks about victorian poetry.