I dated Jeremy Clarkson – here’s what his ‘VVIP’ life on tour is really like & his unlikely dream after leaving Top Gear

Nearly two years after Chadwick Boseman tragically died after a secret cancer battle, his former Black Panther crew is honoring his legacy in the forthcoming sequel.

Shaughna Phillips raises concerns with fans as she takes to her Instagram to share an update from hospital. The former Love Island star, 28 –who recently described Love Island star Adam Collard as “playing a character”– described herself as “sh***ing her pants" on her Instagram story to her 1.5 million followers today.The reality star shared a snap as she waited at the hospital for a colposcopy on Sunday morning, 24 July.The NHS describes a colposcopy as a test to take a closer look at your cervix and it is often done if cervical screening finds changes to your cells.

Melanie Rauscher is said to have died aged 35 after being found at her friend’s home on Sunday 17 July. Melanie rose to fame on reality TV show Naked and Afraid, where she featured on two seasons – the first in 2013, and then on its spinoff series, XL, two years later. She's thought to have featured on the spinoff series again in recent years.The late TV star had been dog sitting for friends at their home in Arizona at the time of their passing, with them returning to find Melanie dead in their guest bed.

The fantasy genre fans couldn’t be in a better place. There’s an upcoming return to Middle-Earth coming thanks to Amazon’s expensive “Lord of The Rings” series, and HBO’s mature “Game of Thrones” prequel series “House of The Dragon” finally arrives this summer.

Kate Middleton and heir to the throne turned nine on Friday, July 22. The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, carried on the tradition of releasing her own pictures to celebrate the birthdays of her three children, with Prince George ’s photo showing the years spent perfecting his cheeky grin are paying off.

Amanda Holden is currently relaxing on a sun-soaked getaway in Sicily and has now treated fans to a sizzling new snap.The blonde beauty might be enjoying a break away from the stresses and strains of life in the UK, but she couldn't help but flash her ageless figure in a floaty dress in the process and post it online. Stepping out with wet hair, the Britain's Got Talent judge sizzled as she looked out to the ocean while stood on a wooden beach pier.

BBC programme Countryfile has been staple family viewing for over 34 years since it's launch on July 24, 1988.The show, which focuses on the issues, people and places in the heart of the British countryside has delighted generations of viewers in the past four decades.It has also been presented by a whole host of huge names from the world of television, including former The One Show presenter Matt Baker and Newsround legend John Craven, along with famous documentary makers and children's TV royalty.READ NEXT: Where BBC Watchdog hosts are now - Feud rumours, co-star romance and tragic deathsAs Countryfile celebrates its 34th anniversary, Daily Star takes a look at where some former presenters are now.Michael Collie was one of the original Countryfile hosts, presenting the popular BBC programme between 1989-1995.After starting his career on BBC West Midlands, he also presented radio programmes including Today, and continues to broadcast across the network.He also landed leading presenting roles on Top Gear, Telly Addicts and Paddles Up during his career too, but primarily works for BBC West Midlands.However, Michael also leads a music career outside of broadcasting, scripting and hosting concerts for the London Philharmonic Orchestra and City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.Although Michael tends to keep his personal life private, it is known that the presenter has four children and lives with his wife in Worcestershire - along with owning a number of animals including a hamster, two cats and chickens.He is also a classic car enthusiast, according to his profile on the BBC website.Miriam O' Reilly was another of the original Countryfile hosts, presenting the programme for over 20 years from 1988-2009.Prior to Countryfile,

Adam Woodyatt looked happier than ever as he helped run a plant-based street food trailer. The EastEnders legend, who is famed for playing Ian Beale on the soap for more than 35 years, was in his element as he joined forces with catering company Kilty & Co.

Charles Leclerc took full responsibility after his crash out of the lead at the French Grand Prix dealt a devastating blow to his F1 title hopes.The Ferrari star, who took pole position on Saturday, kept championship leader Max Verstappen at bay early in the race and looked on course to make it back-to-back wins after his victory in Austria two weeks ago.That was until Leclerc slid off the track and into the barriers at around 100mph, gifting the lead to Verstappen, who went on to win an action-packed race. Lewis Hamilton finished second while George Russell held off Sergio Perez for third. READ MORE: Charles Leclerc crashes out of French GP while leading after losing car at 100mph turn The Monegasque star escaped unharmed but the same could not be said for his title hopes, which have been hindered throughout the season so far by poor reliability, dodgy strategy calls and driver error.Immediately after the crash, Leclerc complained about his throttle before screaming "noooo!" over his radio.

Top Gear presenter James May, 59, seemingly aimed a cheeky dig at Jeremy Clarkson, 62, following the success of his new Amazon Prime show. Clarkson’s Farm follows the celeb as he attempts to successfully start his own farming project. James and Jeremy co-hosted Top Gear, alongside fellow presenter Richard Hammong, 52, for over a decade together. After leaving the BBC show in 2015, the three went on to film The Grand Tour with Amazon Prime.Jeremy has also garnered a lot of praise for Clarkson’s Farm, which James gave his thoughts on in a new interview. When asked if he would ever be tempted to get into the farming business, James said: “Christ no.”“Farming is just big gardening in my view.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, is worried about trespassers stealing from his Cotswolds farm - but it's not his costly tractors or supercars that he's concerned about.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, posted footage of himself and a huge group enjoying a celebratory beer after it emerged that weeks of filming in an until recently unknown destination had drawn to a close.The Grand Tour star and his colleagues downed pints while listening to tracks such as Stevie Wonder's Superstition during the snippets of footage from his wrap party.A man of few words, Jeremy had merely captioned his video: "It’s a wrap.

Rylan Clark shared a kiss with Ex On The Beach star Declan Doyle during an evening out together, following his split from his husband Dan Neal. The presenter, 33, looked to be having a blast during an outing in London, as he and Declan, 32, flirted outside a restaurant in Marylebone. The pair, who both rocked casual looks for the night in pictures obtained by The Sun, happily chatted away as people sat on picnic benches nearby.

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driver has left people baffled after somehow parking their car on top of two caravans.Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service was called in to rescue the unlucky vehicle owner from the perch, who miraculously escaped without injury.It is not known exactly how the accident unfolded but the mistake, at Glossop Caravans on Brookfield Road, is likely a costly one with hundreds of pounds worth of damage, Derbyshire Live reports.READ MORE: Sleepy seaside town next to 'millionaire's row' is now 'heroin capital of England'A photo of the car on top of the caravans sparked disbelief online and one person commented: “That takes some skill.”Someone else drew comparisons to a challenge from TV motoring show Top Gear and joked: “Jeremy Clarkson was probably involved.”Another added: “I bet it was either Clarkson, Hammond or May!”A fourth poster poked fun at the unfortunate driver and laughed: “You can’t park there mate.”Whilst another bemused motorist said: “Must have wanted a closer look at the caravans.”Meanwhile, one person offered an explanation as to how it could have happened, saying the car park is “a two tier site and there are parking spaces where the upper tier caravans are normally parked… the driver misjudged the rear drop”. Crews from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service also attended, and the Major Rescue Unit) from Staveley Fire Station assisted with the extrication and stability of the stricken vehicle.

In a new interview, the Grand Tour host, 59, explained the three aren’t as close as fans might think, as he explained they have different lifestyles and political views.James said that a common misconception shared by many viewers was that the three of them might at first appear to be “a bit Brexit, or a bit UKIP".However, he went on to say that none of the three are actually like that in reality.He added that out of the trio, he was definitely the least conservative-minded.The motorhead added that while Richard and Jeremy are “trying to join the aristocracy” and “wear waistcoats and tweed”, such a lifestyle doesn’t appeal to him.He explained: “One of the things that’s always worried me about what we do is that we might seem to be a bit sort of Brexit and a bit UKIP“And actually, none of us are. I’m probably the least [like that] of the three of us.”“Obviously the other two are just trying to join the aristocracy.“They wear waistcoats and tweed and scratch about on their estates.

Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond by admitting he was "pleased" to be rid of them on his new Amazon Prime travel show. The Grand Tour host, 59, is set to tour sunny Italy with the latest series of his travel show, Our Man in Italy, which launches on Prime July 15.The travel show comes after the success of Our Man in Japan in 2020, where James explored all that Japan had to offer.READ MORE:Jeremy Clarkson scarred after stumbling across a man masturbating in a carThis time, the Top Gear legend has descended on Europe and will be roaming around Italy's historic landmarks and idyllic countryside, from the streets of Sicily to the Dolomites mountains.During his stint, James will be getting stuck into the country's culture as he indulges in food, fancy dress, and water sports.However, he revealed he wasn't tempted to phone up his TV tour buddies Clarkson or Hammond for the ride, during a chat with Daily Star and other press.In fact, he was excited to escape their company as they have an irritating habit of interrupting him when they make TV shows together.He said: "No, wasn’t tempted to phone them up.

James said he would have been in a “nerdy gang”, while Richard would have been in the scouts.As for Jeremy, James quipped that he would have been in “something nauseating” like the Young Farmers or "young Conservatives”.He pointed out fans’ misconceptions that the Grand Tour clan are so close that they even live together.Some people, he added, were under the impression that they “live together in a big house with some cars outside”.The presenter confirmed that they don’t “really each other outside of work”.

Jeremy Clarkson's ex-girlfriend Phillipa Sage has claimed the Top Gear host turned down iconic hitmaker Madonna to be with her in an excerpt of her new book, The Wonderful World of Jeremy Clarkson – My Life on the Road.The duo were reportedly together when Phillipa worked on the favourite BBC series before splitting in 2017.Now, events organiser Phillipa has claimed that Clarkson turned the Material Girl singer down for her.She also added that she met some of Hollywood's biggest A-listers while she and the Grand Tour host were together.She claimed: "On one of my first dinners with Jeremy, he claimed to have turned down Madonna to spend the evening with me"It proved to be true because Clarkson has a social life with some of the most powerful, famous and wealthy people in the world," an excerpt from her book The Wonderful World of Jeremy Clarkson – My Life on the Road with Jeremy read which was featured in The Sun.She went on to add that during the time she spent with Clarkson she met a whole host of stars and celebrities while flying first class around the world.Phillipa added that she and the Top Gear star often "holidayed on private islands" together.She went to claim she met A-list royalty Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz who she was quick to gush over.It comes after Phillipa claimed she suffered a breakdown after her relationship with Clarkson ended.Speaking on the Driven Chat Podcast last year, she said: "I think it was about seven years we were officially together."It was pretty intense and high speed."When probed on her current relationship with Clarkson, she added: "We are vaguely in touch, yeah, but I’m pretty bruised by it so I don't get too involved."Addressing the end of their relationship, Sage continued: "It took

Jeremy Clarkson's ex-partner Phillipa Sage has lifted the lid on their relationship, revealing that he turned down a dinner with Madonna in order to take her out instead.Phillipa confessed to The Sun about their former romance as she spoke about her "decadent" life of "private jets, helicopters and superyachts" with the Top Gear host.Phillipa worked on the BBC show alongside Jeremy and his co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May as their PA for more than 12 years. READ MORE: Kimberley Walsh and Jay McGuinness supporting each other after co-stars' deathsThe former PA, who was accused of having an affair with the broadcaster in 2011 while he was married to his second wife Frances Cain, revealed Jeremy cancelled dinner with chart-topper Madonna to spend time with her.Phillipa wrote in The Sun: "My working life was a decadent, never-ending world tour with Top Gear Live in private jets, helicopters and superyachts.

FOR Phillipa Sage, partying with prime ministers and languishing on lavish yachts became the norm while dating Jeremy Clarkson. Here, to mark the release of her new book, The Wonderful World of Jeremy Clarkson – My Life on the Road with Jeremy, she shares an exclusive extract from her life on the road with the ex-Top Gear host with The Sun.