Jeremy Clarkson slams ‘snowflake' students over recent backlash: ‘I was flabbergasted'

Kate Garraway, 54, hadn't already been faced with the worst situation a spouse could imagine, the legal implications of her husband Derek Draper's horrific run-in with Covid would be enough to push many over the edge.The brave Good Morning Britain presenter became an inspiration for all who had been affected by the pandemic, but there was one thing she wished she and Derek had made sure they had done as a matter of caution before disaster struck.That was assigning one another power of attorney, and the bitter irony is that they had this exact conversation before the medical nightmare began.And it's plunged Kate down a legal rabbit hole.In an interview with an old friend for The Times from 2021, the presenter spoke of the mounting costs and repercussions of the severity of Derek's condition."We had a whole conversation and Derek said we have to appoint power of attorney in case anything happens," she said."He said I’d be his, and I’m sure I made some kind of joke, saying, 'Well, you’re not being mine.'"And we were laughing and having all these sorts of jokes."So I know we’ve had that conversation.

Boris Johnson ending Covid isolation rules is a "distraction" from the PM's lockdown party scandal, said Professor Devi Sridhar who is a member of the Scottish Government Covid-19 Advisory Group.

Kate Garraway, 54, was left red faced during today’s instalment of Good Morning Britain as she discussed the Masked Singer finalists ahead of Saturday’s final.The presenter was having her 8.30am chat with fellow ITV star Lorraine Kelly, 62, and her co-host Ben Shephard, 47, when she suffered a slip-up.The trio were talking about Lorraine’s eponymous show, in which she would be talking about the long-awaited final later today.This series’ finalists are Mushroom, Robobunny and Panda and the famous names causing speculation among the programme’s fans are Charlotte Church, Mark Feehily from Westlife and Natalie Imbruglia.Charlotte has also been named as one of Kate’s Life Stories guests, following the broadcaster’s takeover from Piers Morgan after he left ITV last year.However, the conversation risked giving away the identity of one of the celebrities in costume to viewers.Lorraine said: “There might be somebody you recognise from Masked Singer on as well.”Kate chimed in: “I know…I’m excited!” but Ben insisted: “You know.”Kate appeared to become more nervous as she tried to avoid revealing the identity of the mystery singer.She said: “Yeah, urr... I don’t know.

The Remarkable Places To Eat star remarried her husband in December 2018 in a simple second ceremony.Sharing a snap of the ceremony with her 843,000 followers, Nadiya could be seen smiling up at her beau as she signed the register.She captioned the picture: "Nothing fancy just love. No frills.

Top Scots comic Gary Faulds is making a triumphant return to Hamilton as part of his 2022 live tour.

It’s hard to imagine now, so long after it was released, that anyone would have been able to step into the roles of Max and Furiosa in “Mad Max: Fury Road,” like Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron were able to do. However, like almost every other film ever created, there was a time when the filmmakers were trying to narrow down who exactly would be the best actors for the job.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, condemned the BBC’s current stance on diversity, as he observed that they were not appealing to people in the north or those who voted Brexit with their recent programming.The motor expert advised the broadcaster that if they wanted to truly embrace “diversity” it should start taking into account the viewpoint of all people in the UK.He wrote: “A former BBC boss has told an audience of people called Giles that 'diversity' is something the TV industry must embrace.“Roger Mosey, a former head of BBC News, says that too many decisions at the Corporation are still being made by white, London-based liberals.“Dead right, mate.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, revealed that “many years ago” he was subject to a “forceful” attack in Greece after he defended his then-girlfriend from being “touched up” by a “disgusting-looking yobbo”.The motor expert explained his story following the recent arrest of Manchester United captain Harry Maguire while holidaying on the luxurious Greek island of Mykonos.Jeremy wrote: “Let me begin by saying that I am not a Manchester United fan. “I cheer, in fact, when they lose.“So there is no footballing reason why I’d leap to the defence of their captain.“But I feel duty-bound to tell you a story . . . Many years ago, on another Greek island, I was enjoying a night out when my girlfriend was touched up by a disgusting-looking Greek yobbo in a

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, who is best known for presenting The Grand Tour with James May, 57, and Richard Hammond, 50, has spoken out about his "heartbreak" he experienced at home in a new interview.The TV presenter admitted Brexit has "b**gered" up his crop of barley after working "into the night" during lockdown.Jeremy began by explaining how he had worked into the night after what he had harvested were "ozonized" back into the ground. After he shared the process of harvesting, Jeremy discussed: "And then came the real heartbreak."Brexit has b**gered my barley."Because no one knows what will happen to international markets after the end of the year, there's a mad scramble to sell barley to Europe before the door is closed."So not only was the

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has criticised Rio Ferdinand, 41, after he was caught doing "85mph" on the A27 last year and subsequently banned from driving this week.The motor expert questioned whether the former Manchester United player was "blind" for failing to drive within the speed limit, not just once, but multiple times."Rio Ferdinand was banned from driving this week, having been caught doing 85mph on the A27 last year," he wrote in his column for The Sun."That doesn't sound like any good reason to take away someone's licence but a delve into the history books shows that Rio has form."He was busted for speeding in 2002, 2003, 2005, and in 2012 he was caught three times on the same stretch of road in Manchester."And he was done in 2017, 2018

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has revealed he has finally got to witness a contestant become a millionaire on the show, since taking over hosting duties on the ITV show in 2018.The presenter said he isn’t “embarrassed” to admit he got “a little emotional” about the rare moment on the show.Explaining more, he said: "I'm absolutely thrilled and delighted that we've found someone who seems to know just about everything."I can't wait for the viewers to see it and I want to watch it back too."I was just in awe of this contestant and think they are probably the best the show has ever had in its 22-year history."It was a joy to sit and watch it unfold."The contestant in question, whose identity is currently unknown, is said to have “whizzed through” the 15

WHO Wants To Be A Millionaire? has had its first jackpot winner for 14 years. The brainy contestant answered all 15 questions correctly to become only the sixth person to scoop the top prize.

The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, was slammed on Twitter for tweeting about A-Levels last week, he has now opened up about the reasons why he expresses his views every year without fail.The ex Top Gear star discussed the messages he had in reply, which were "full of bitter, mealy-mouthed vitriol".Jeremy has initially uploaded in view of his 7.2 million followers: "A level results not great?"Don’t worry, I got a C and 2 Us and I’m currently building a large house with far reaching views of the Cotswolds."One fan claimed his post was "egotistical" while another added: "Oh can we not drop these annual 'I'm part of a small minority who performed badly in my A Levels, but I'm still obscenely rich' tweets?"Recalling his yearly decision to

Jeremy Clarkson couldn't help but make a savage dig at his former employer BBC during the intense show. Jeremy said to Christopher: "This is great television by the way."Whatever is on the BBC right now has had it."The former Top Gear star went on to let out a sinister laugh.When Jeremy asked Christopher what he was going to do with the prize, he said: “Visit a lot of places I’ve never been before.”Host Jeremy was joined by contestant Katie Chambers during the second half of the episode.After using one lifeline on an earlier question, the contestant came stuck when asked the following question: “The flute belongs to which section of an orchestra?”Answers were: A.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, is widely known for being a car enthusiast on shows such as Top Gear and The Grand Tour, but he dived into running his own farm ahead of his new solo show I Bought The Farm last year.

In his column for The Times, he wrote: “Britain is becoming very bitter for some reason.“Last weekend I went to the paper shop and remembered most of the things I now need for such a trip: spectacles, phone, hearing aid, tin of boiled sweets, gazetteer and a list of the papers I like to buy when I arrive. But I forgot my mask.“In the olden days, when there was Enid Blyton and local bobbies gave apple scrumpers a clip round the ear, people would have forgiven a 60-year-old for making such a mistake.

Top Gear sensation Jeremy Clarkson, 60, described Countryfile's Matt Baker as "the sort of man you'd want your daughter to marry" in a candid interview, as he admitted the star would host "everything" if it was possible to clone him.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he was verbally abused by an angry shopper after he forgot to wear a face mask when he went out to pick up groceries.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he was verbally abused by a man after he forgot to wear a face mask while visiting his local shop.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, today claimed “Britain is becoming very bitter” after he was accosted on the way to his local shop by a stranger.The TV presenter recalled forgetting to pack his mask, and was expecting to be “forgiven” for the simple mistake, however instead he faced a barrage of “profanities”.He wrote in his column for The Times: “Britain is becoming very bitter for some reason. “Last weekend I went to the paper shop and remembered most of the things I now need for such a trip: spectacles, phone, hearing aid, tin of boiled sweets, gazetteer and a list of the papers I like to buy when I arrive.

Jeremy Clarkson has given a sad update after buying a 1,000-acre Oxfordshire farm.The Top Gear favourite said he had the postmortem results, in his latest column.The 60-year-old has said goodbye to Wayne Rooney, one of his Suffolk rams named after the Derby County footballer.The presenter suggested a minute's silence for the animal, as he revealed it had fathered 72 lambs.Jeremy bought Diddly Squat Farm, located near Chadlington in west Oxfordshire, back in 2009.Since then he has given regular updates on his efforts, after being told by an expert that it was "the s****iest land he’d ever seen".Writing in The Sun, Jeremy started: "If you are holding a sporting event this week and you need an excuse to have a minute's silence before the match