Jeremy Clarkson: 'That really screwed me up' Presenter opens up on mishap in new move

WWE star. Speculation has been rife in recent weeks that 57-year-old icon Austin will be involved in a physical capacity at this years’ Mania after two decades away from competitive action.Owens, one of the most talent members of the current roster, had fuelled that further in recent weeks by mocking Texas – the site of this year’s event and Austin’s home state – on WWE programming.On Monday’s Raw he issued a challenge to the Hall of Fame star to show up in Dallas for a special edition of his talk show, The Kevin Owens Show.In a blistering response filmed for social media and released by WWE, Austin fired back in trademark style.He not only accepted the challenge from Owens but even hinted things could get physical – leaving many fans to hope the veteran might still lace up the boots for one last actual match.The superb delivery – which matched the Canadian’s effort the night before – saw Austin every bit as sharp and biting as he ever was in his Attitude Era prime."19 years ago,” began the Rattlesnake, arguably one of the most popular wrestling stars of all time.

Living that lavish life! While many stars opt for opulent indoor swimming pools (Taylor Swift) and expansive wine cellars (Salma Hayek), other A-listers who like to get a little more specific with their taste when it comes to choosing a themed area of their home.

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NHS doctor has been sacked after he ordered a female junior doctor to take off her clothes as punishment for incorrect answers as they practised a presentation, the employment tribunal heard.Dr Edwin Chandraharan demanded the trainee, referred to as 'WX', join him in his hotel room to practice a presentation while training in Dorset.The consultant gynaecologist asked her to remove her clothes after she made a mistake as she "needed to be scarred" so that she would "avoid future mistakes”.WX revealed to the hearing in Corydon last month that it felt like "mental control" and later revealed her senior had encouraged her to let him give her a “special massage”.Chandraharan claimed that the massage could help her “achieve an orgasm by him only touching her back”.An employment tribunal heard Chandraharan also sexually harassed a second junior doctor while away for a conference by encouraging them to share a hotel room and repeatedly trying to massage her.Named as 'YZ', she had also been sexually harassed at another conference.YZ came forward and reported that he made 'sexualised comments' at her, repeatedly encouraged them to share a hotel room, and made creepy advances.While working in his hotel room, he began massaging her neck but she moved away.This happened two or three times before YZ slapped Chandraharan.Both victims, along with other women at the Trust, formed a WhatsApp group and brought formal allegations against the doctor.Chandraharan was sacked from St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in South London in February 2020.He had worked on the labour ward for 15 years before he was fired.Chandraharan tried to sue the Trust this year, claiming he was unfairly dismissed and racially discriminated

Batman was recently thrown into calamity after it was gatecrashed by an actual bat. The cinema which has been identified as the Moviehouse & Eatery by Cinépolis in Austin, Texas, was forced to stop the film and switch the lights on to try and get the flying creature out.But according to The Associated Press, staff members at the cinema believe the bat was brought into the venue by a customer as a prank.Filming the unusual events, a spectator who was in the cinema shared a video of the animal sweeping across the room.The social media user could be heard saying: "I’m at The Batman movie.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? host Jeremy Clarkson has been spending lockdown on his farm in The Cotswolds, living in the barn while his house is being built. Back in 2016, Jeremy’s work colleagues destroyed and demolished his home.

Jeremy Clarkson pleaded "please don't go" to Top Gear spectators as the BBC show struggled to maintain guests throughout filming, he has confessed.

Jeremy Clarkson 60, recalled a frightening moment during filming for The Grand Tour as he discussed powerful cars on the DriveThrough podcast recently.The car enthusiast was asked if hypercars and supercars of today are too fast and whether it is ever possible to test them to their full ability on roads or tracks.He replied: “Yeah they are, the first time I ever drove a car which was too powerful, I think it was the Ferrari F12.“I drove it in Scotland and the road was damp and you just couldn’t ever put your foot down.“I never put my foot all the way to the floor,” he added.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has opened up about the early days of Top Gear and spoke out about the time when he and his co-hosts James May, 57, and Richard Hammond, 50, were forced to pay members of the audience to persuade them to stay to watch the recording of the BBC show.The Grand Tour host revealed how their viewers would leave as "they were bored".It comes as Jeremy was questioned by George Nicole on his new podcast The Drive Through about his time presenting Top Gear alongside James and Richard from 2002.George mentioned: "You roped in Richard Hammond, and then James May the next year, you guys obviously go on to be one of the most infamous trios on British TV."What was it about you three that clicked," to which Jeremy divulged: "Well, one

Top Gear and The Grand Tour, James May, 57, for “ruining” their new venture into cocktail making in celebration of World Gin Day, which takes place tomorrow.The pair appeared together over a live video call on FoodTribe’s YouTube channel, which was established by the duo and their fellow co-host Jeremy Clarkson, 60.Although the presenters seemed excited to try out a new skill in lockdown, they quickly encountered an issue when Richard realised James had dismantled the blender he needed to use to prepare their selection of beverages in order to send it to him in the post.Explaining his blunder, James admitted to Richard: “The small issue is in order to make the gin cocktail which our expert Emma Stokes is going to talk to us about, you need

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, who presents The Grand Tour alongside James May, 57, and Richard Hammond, 50, has opened up about what became "tricky" for them while gathering guests for Top Gear.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host was replaced by Virgin Radio presenter Chris Evans on the show back in 2015.It comes as Jeremy also spoke out about how their production meetings for Top Gear became "tricky" on George Nicole's new podcast The Drive Through.Reflecting on his time with the BBC show, the TV star divulged: "You have production meetings. James sits playing Sudoku on his phone, and then everybody else lobs ideas around.

Jeremy Clarkson has branded those that walk in the countryside "argumentative idiots".The Top Gear star has spoken out on two "unpleasant" encounters he has had recently, when things got "heated".The 60-year-old admitted that he had his weight in mind when he set out on what turned out to be a 10-mile hike with his girlfriend Lisa Hogan.The Grand Tour favourite had been urged to do a perimeter walk of his land by fellow farmers, but had previously been reluctant.However, he said the recent coronavirus pandemic had changed his mind, in his latest column for The Sunday Times.Although things took a turn for the worst when he came into contact with two strangers along the way.He started: "I was recently told that if you go to a COVID-19

Jeremy went on: "If you want to take part and I hope you do, head on over to the Drive Tribe Instagram account and click on the link in the bio. Whatever the bio is."I hope that makes sense and we shall see you later on."It didn't take long for fans to flock to the comment section as they shared their excitement for the quiz night.One person commented: "Clarkson I'll be there."Another person remarked: "Nice to see the magnificent three again."A third person gushed: "I miss you guys.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, queried why some adverts keep popping up on his phone after he had googled or spoke about a particular topic.

Chef Gordon Ramsay, 53, has been at the centre of complaints from locals in recent weeks, after he decided to flee to his holiday home in Cornwall with his wife and their five children during lockdown.Back in April, a source accused Gordon of putting elderly Cornwall residents at risk.The source told The Mirror: “There are a lot of elderly people down here - it's an elderly population, the average age is 65 to 85, with a lot of people living alone."It's a scary time.

Jeremy Clarkson was quick to call out a coughing audience member during tonight's episode of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, which was a repeat from January 2019.

Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson currently hosts the long-running classic game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Jeremy has been married twice, with his first marriage ending after a year.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, admitted to BBC Radio 2 host Steve Wright that he gets “quite cross” when contestants appear on his Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? show but appear to lack general knowledge. The TV host described the frustration of his brother-in-law who wanted to take part in the programme but was unfortunately overlooked.The DJ probed Jeremy on his stern “attitude” on the show and how he differs from previous host Chris Tarrant.He said: “So when you first started doing it, what was your attitude toward it?“I mean they must have asked you and you said, ‘Well the other show was so good, can I be as good as Tarrant etc etc?’ and then you just said, I’ve got to be me though.”Straight away Jeremy passionately interjected that the reason

Jeremy Clarkson was on Have I got News For You in 2008 when he and Ian Hislop became embroiled in a verbal sparring match.The light-hearted row began when Clarkson told the audience he wasn't responsible for the show's script. Hislop jibed back: 'It's like when I read your column (in the Sunday Times).

Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has shared his thoughts on the cause of the coronavirus pandemic after the first human cases of COVID-19 were reported by officials in Wuhan City, China, last year.The presenter hit out at the actions of a “Chinese halfwit” for the spread of the virus, as he suggested a public enquiry about how the government have handled the crisis should not “waste its time working out who’s to blame”.The World Health Organisation has said that while some of the earliest known cases had a link to a wholesale food market in Wuhan, some did not.Speaking out about who should accept culpability for the pandemic in his most recent column for The Sun, Jeremy said: “I guarantee that when it’s all over, we will get a million

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, said he thought Dominic Cummings’ explanation made “perfect sense” at first, until he said he went on a trip to Barnard Castle to “test his eye sight”.Boris Johnson’s senior adviser was accused of breaking lockdown rules after he took two trips outside of London.One of his journeys included a 260-mile trip to County Durham to his parents house and a trip to Barnard Castle to “test his eyesight” after developing coronavirus symptoms.Dominic addressed his actions at a press conference from Downing Street earlier this week, telling viewers he acted “reasonably and legally” for the “safety” of his family.He said he doesn’t regret his actions and was later defended by the Prime Minister himself.READ MORE: Dominic Cummings