Jeremy Clarkson claims Hammond and May didn’t enjoy having studio audience for Grand Tour

the One Show on Tuesday (February 22).The TV host, 36, who was joined by presenter Lauren Laverne, 43, explained to viewers that his music had once gone into space after his fans had "bombarded NASA" with the song request.Before turning his career attentions to television, Harry had been part of the hit band McFly as their drummer.One of their chart topping songs from 2006 was Star Girl which resonated with fans so much that they hounded the US government agency to play the hit in space.After a VT about the universe, co-host Lauren said: "But Harry, your music went to space."The musician bashfully chirped back: "It did, yes it did.

Family members announced her death while sharing photographs of Zoe in an emotional social media post as they said she had been involved in an "accident on February 10."The tribute said the young woman who had “touched the hearts of many” had "passed from this life into the next" just days after they confirmed she was in a coma.“At this time of bereavement, effectual and fervent prayers are solicited for the family members, and the family asks that their privacy wishes be honoured and respected,” Zoe’s family wrote.“The family members sincerely appreciate all of the kind words and expressions of love for Zoe.”The family did not specify what sort of accident Zoe was involved in.A spokesman for the Miami Police Department confirmed to Mail Online that the incident is being treated as an apparent suicide attempt.The family had also set up a fundraising page to go towards Zoe's medical bills.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure yousign up to one of our newsletters here.It is likely the $41,000 (£30,000) raised will go towards her daughter following news of Zoe's death. It will also go towards funeral expenses."I met Zoe at youth camp about 15 years ago.

Harry Kane has revealed why he rejected the no.9 shirt for Tottenham Hotspur in favour of his preferred current no.10 jersey.The striker is regarded among some of the greatest forwards on the planet, having scored over 200 goals for Spurs since bursting onto the scene in 2014.Over the years, Kane has combined classic centre-forward play in the mould of traditional no.9s with the playmaking ability of a no.10.But he gave an insightful explanation when asked on BT Sport’s What I Wore series as to why he selected the no.10 jersey for Spurs.Kane said: “I feel like ten for Spurs was just a bigger number.“You had Robbie Keane, Glenn Hoddle and Teddy Sheringham. So I just felt like I wanted to be no.10 for Tottenham.”He added: “To be fair growing up, youth team days, I wore no.10 a lot.

Jeremy Clarkson first unveiled his lenghty facial hair on Instagram one week ago, causing a stir amongst fans.

ANT Middleton wants to 'do a Jeremy Clarkson' after his SAS: Who Dares Wins exit. Last week, The Sun revealed Ant had been dropped by Channel 4 after he laid into the show’s bosses for turning SAS: Who Dares Wins into a “reality show”.

Ant Middleton is planning to “ do a Jeremy Clarkson ” after his exit from TV hit SAS: Who Dares Wins.

Jeremy Clarkson has given an update on his new home, while taking aim to Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Jeremy Clarkson asked to adapt planning rules on his Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, according to reports.The Grand Tour host, who lives on a farm with his partner Lisa Hogan, was accused of "undermining" small businesses, by attempting to loosen restrictions on sourcing only local produce for his farm shop.The former Top Gear host is said to have been granted planning permission for his Diddly Squat Farm store on the basis he sell goods by "local people", and local rules restricted it to only selling "locally produced" goods sourced from within the west Oxfordshire area.However, the presenter had sought the lifting of restrictions and asked to expand the designated area to source items by a 30-mile radius.This included the

Jeremy Clarkson has grown a beard during the UK’s third national lockdown, sharing a picture of his “face furniture” on social media.The former Top Gear presenter showcased his new look on Instagram earlier this week.“Face furniture: model’s own,” he amusingly captioned the picture, which she shared with his 3.2 million followers.The photo showed the 60-year-old looking off into the distance with a full beard and moustache.He donned dark glasses and a navy blue coat as he posed in the sunshine outside his Cotswolds property.Many took to the comments section to share their thoughts“Jeremy Clarkson has become a 55-year old Republican man from Amarillo, Texas that drives a 1990s Chevy Silverado,” one social media user remarked.“That's the most

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, is well known for his presenting chops on shows like Top Gear and The Grand Tour.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, endured a spate of his car being vandalised every night in the 1980s.The former Top Gear presenter opened up about his frustrating situation in a recent interview, claiming how it’s “very different” now.Clarkson is well known for being an expert in all things motoring.However, fans of the star might be surprised to know that he has struggled with car vandalism in the past.Speaking in an interview from 2019, the star revealed his woes of his car being broken into.Motoring publication Drivetribe recently released some unused footage from their chat with Clarkson in a Notting Hill pub.During the interview, he was asked whether he had ever had his car stolen in the past.He said: “I lived up there [Notting Hill] in 1982 and

Top Gear which resulted in him being airlifted to hospital.The Great Escapists star revealed producers of his new show have ensured he remains safe by preventing him from undertaking any “dangerous stuff”, and instead make his American co-star Tory Belleci do all the scariest challenges in the survival series.Richard opened up on his new Amazon Prime show with Scott Mills and Chris Stark on their podcast.Speaking on different experiences he encountered while making The Great Escapists, he shared: “We made power using a water reel, there were also quite a lot of things that want to eat you there, such as crocodiles knocking about...

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has revealed he was left feeling concerned when a BBC weather report forecasted “extreme heat”, alongside a frightening red graphic across the map, last Wednesday.The former Top Gear presenter admitted he had to put his phone down to “get a handle on what disaster-movie terrors were coming our way” due to the caption and an image of a “blood red cloud over the whole of Europe”.However, he then realised the weather wouldn’t be as “extreme” as suggested by the broadcaster, but that it would be unseasonably warm for February.Speaking out on his initial worries, The Grand Tour host said: “The BBC’s early evening weather bulletin on Wednesday showed a menacing, blood red cloud over the whole of Europe.

Jeremy Clarkson is totally unrecognisable with his latest new look.The former Top Gear presenter has seemingly relaxed into the lockdown months as took to Instagram on Sunday to share share a snap of himself with both long hair and a grey thick beard.The 60 year old shared the shot of him standing outside wearing dark glasses and a blue painters jacket, along with the caption: "Face furniture: model's own." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter. You can sign up at the top of the page.The famed TV host received a flurry of comments about his new look from his 3.2million follower, including "Lockdown is too much for Jeremy" and "Holy s**t Clarkson".

Jeremy Clarkson looked unrecognisable as he showed off his lockdown beard and fluffy grey hair on Instagram.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has candidly detailed his “idiotic” decision to get rid of his BMW 3.0 CSL, as it is now worth a great deal more than he sold it for. The former Top Gear presenter made the admission when quizzed on the worst car purchase decision he’s ever made.Although The Grand Tour host argued he hasn’t ever regretted purchasing a vehicle to add to his collection, he is still fed up about selling his BMW for “next to nothing”.Jeremy divulged in a new video interview with his YouTube platform DriveTribe: “The worst car purchasing decision I ever made wasn’t a car purchasing decision at all.“I don’t think I’ve ever bought a car I didn’t like.“But I sold a BMW 3 litre CSL for next to nothing, I think £3,000.” The star then sheepishly

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host Jeremy Clarkson has shard a heartwarming message about one of his favourite contestants on the show.

Top Gear, as he refers to the BBC programme as “Top something or other”, after leaving the show back in 2016.The motoring expert stepped down with co-star James May, and the pair went on to develop The Grand Tour with Amazon alongside Jeremy Clarkson.However, it appears as though Richard has not forgotten his time on Top Gear, as he still holds on to a keepsake from the BBC show.Appearing on camera for YouTube channel DriveTribe beside a vintage car, Richard said: “You might know him, he’s a 1963 Opal Kadett, which I bought in Botswana for a challenge in a TV show I used to do… Top something or another,” he mumbled off.Continuing with his train of thought, he added: “Anyway I like to think he became the star of that show, because of the

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has admitted he has discovered the “lowest point in a man’s life”, as he discussed his struggles with working on his new house.The former Top Gear host revealed “being dragged” to buy toilet handles for his bathrooms was the worst part of the process, comparing it to his hatred of trying on trousers in a shop.Jeremy began working on his home, which has been built on his Diddly Squat Farm estate, located near Chadlington in west Oxfordshire, from scratch after he blew up his former home for an episode of The Grand Tour alongside co-hosts James May and Richard Hammond.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? presenter acknowledged that although working on your own home would be considered a dream come true for most people, it

Jeremy Clarkson got snappy with contestant Bhupinder on Sunday evening's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, trying to hurry her along in the competition.However, lawyer Bhupinder one-upped the WWTBAM host and made him quieten down with some clever rebuttal.It all kicked off when a question about "Luddites" popped up on the screen, reading: "The term Luddite originally applied to disgruntled workers in which industry?"Four answers were listed below – farming, mining, textile or ceramics.Bhupinder had an inkling the correct answer was B, mining, but she wasn't certain and spent a minute or two thinking over the answer before delivering her final decision.Unfortunately, Jeremy grew impatient and started spinning his swivel chair around in circles

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has admitted he would be tempted to play a trick on the police in his home town of Oxfordshire in order to get his rubbish emptied, following a dispute with his local binmen.