Jeremy Clarkson thought he would 'die on his own' during Christmas coronavirus battle

Jeremy Clarkson has said he is going "loopy" as he's kept inside "by both the law and the weather".The Top Gear star endured a mighty mishap last night, which admittedly could have ended much worse.The 60-year-old spoke out in his latest column about his forgetful episode.It led to his cooking efforts being ruined, as he explained what sparked his "spuddy disaster".Jeremy had set an alarm while cooking, only to forget what the alert was for and wake up to "charcoal" in his cooker.Sharing the embarassing moment, The Grand Tour host suggested his isolation was not going that well.He explained: "As I'm being kept inside by both the law and the weather at the moment, I'm going a bit loopy."Last night, at 10pm, the timer on my phone went

Emotional Kate Garraway says her husband Derek Draper is "very changed" after seeing him over the festive period.The presenter was back on Good Morning Britain today, Thursday 7 January, and shared an update on his progress after a chaotic Christmas. Although she revealed she could see Derek with their children, Kate says the visit was tinged with real sadness.The 53 year old is still recovering from Covid-19 after spending most of the summer in a medically-induced coma.

Jeremy Clarkson has become a religious idol completely by accident.

coronavirus four days before Christmas. He said: "I’m not going to lie — it was quite scary!"The Millionaire presenter said he woke up with a persistent dry cough and dripping with sweat.Jeremy took action after feeling sick and Googled his symptoms online.Then he later got tested for coronavirus which confirmed he had got the virus.His doctor told him if he didn't get better in a fortnight he would have to go to hospital.

Many reality stars have fled the UK and jetted to Dubai to escape the cold weather and coronavirus restrictions. But now a TV insider has exclusively told OK! online that some of the TOWIE cast are furious with their co-stars for holidaying during a pandemic.

THE Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has taken a catty swipe at co-star Jeremy Clarkson in the trailer for his new series. Richard, who is long-time pals with his Amazon Prime colleague, is now set to front The Great Escapists without the help of his mate and their fellow presenter, James May.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has appeared in an Instagram video on his farm after recovering from coronavirus.The clip, which was shared on The Grand Tour presenter’s Diddly Squat Farm Shop page yesterday, marked the first time he had been seen since the news broke that he had contracted Covid-19.Jeremy gave fans an update on his health while announcing that trout will soon be available to buy from his shop.He could be seen feeding fish on his farm in the clip, while wearing a green coat and sporting more facial hair than he had previously.The star said in the video: “Hello everybody and thank you for your good wishes.“I did have Covid.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, shared that he rarely reads his emails, as they are usually “boring”, however, on one occasion while checking through them he found a kind message of support from Amazon boss Jeff Bezos.The motor expert is currently working on The Grand Tour, that has been produced for Amazon Prime Video since 2016.Jeremy revealed that he only recently came across a message wishing him good luck with the show from Jeff.Sitting down to talk on The Andy Jaye Podcast, Jeremy was asked if he had ever heard directly from the billionaire behind Amazon.The TV star responded to Andy: “Yeah and I forgot to open it!”He went on to explain that he inadvertently discovered the email while playing a game for a YouTube show that made him look through

Jeremy Clarkson is the latest celebrity to speak out about his very difficult experience with COVID-19.

direct to your inboxJeremy Clarkson has revealed he had a “scary” experience fighting coronavirus over Christmas.The Grand Tour host, 60, still does not know if he has fully recovered.He wrote in his column for The Sunday Times: “Four days before Christmas, I woke in the night to find my sheets were soggy.

Jeremy Clarkson feared he would die in a "lonely plastic tent" after being diagnosed with coronavirus. The 60-year-old TV presenter has admitted to feeling scared after being diagnosed with the illness over Christmas.

Jeremy Clarkson has written about his experience of battling coronavirus in typically direct prose.

JEREMY Clarkson has revealed that he battled coronavirus over Christmas - and feared he'd "die alone in a plastic tent". The 60-year-old star has thankfully recovered now, but opened up about the worrying time in a new column.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that he fought coronavirus over the Christmas period and recalled how he was scared he would "die on my own".

The Grand Tour host, 60, revealed he came down with Covid-19 four days before Christmas after waking up with ‘soggy sheets’ and a constant dry cough. After testing positive, Jeremy told The Times: ‘The doctor was very clear: I’d feel under the weather for between five and 14 days and then I’d either get better or I’d have to go to hospital. ‘Where, because I am 60 and fat, and because I’ve smoked half a million cigarettes and had double pneumonia, I’d probably die, on my own, in a lonely plastic tent.’Jeremy was forced to self-isolate with his wife and children in the ‘smallest cottage in Christendom’, where he ‘took [himself] off to bed […] to wait for the Grim Reaper to pop his head round the door.

Jeremy Clarkson feared for his life while fighting Covid-19 over Christmas.

 coronavirus.He said: "The doctor was very clear.

Former Love Island star Olivia Attwood has revealed that she has survived both coronavirus and swine flu.The blonde bombshell made the revelation on her Instagram Stories on New Year’s Day, surprising her 1.9 million followers by admitting she has successfully battled coronavirus as well as H1N1 virus, which is more commonly known as swine flu. While snuggled up on a sofa wearing a grey hoodie, the star explained she had contracted swine flu while on holiday in Cyprus.

it finally reached the top of the UK charts yesterday, making it the first number one of 2021. In a statement marking the incredible achievement, the late singer’s family and estate shared how pleased they were to be able to continue making charitable donations off the back of the song.The statement read: ‘The family and Estate of George Michael are overjoyed to learn that on the first day of a brand new year Last Christmas has reached number one in the UK charts for the first time. ‘After such a difficult 2020 for all of us and at the time of year that was so special to George we are so grateful to everyone who made this possible and know how much it would have meant to him. ‘We are also pleased to be able to continue donating George’s

Wham!‘s ‘Last Christmas’ has reached Number One in the UK for the very first time, 36 years after it was first released.Climbing from Three to One, the Christmas favourite racked up 9.2 million streams over the past week, reaching the top of the chart on the fourth anniversary of George Michael’s death.‘Last Christmas’ spent five weeks at Number Two when it was first released in 1984 – kept off the Number One spot by Band Aid’s ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’.Since 2007, shortly after downloads were introduced to the UK singles chart, ‘Last Christmas’ has re-entered the Top 40 on a further 13 occasions, reaching Number Two again in 2018.It’s followed in this week’s chart by two other vintage Christmas classics, with Mariah Carey‘s ‘All I

Mark Wright's parents have tested positive for Coronavirus. Carol Wright, 61, requested a COVID test after suffering with ‘coughing fits’ over the Christmas period.