Jeremy Clarkson wife: Why did Clarkson split from first wife? Real reason

Emergency services raced to a fire in Ferguslie in the early hours of this morning.

A man is fighting for his life in hospital after being punched and knocked unconscious at the end of a night out in Rochdale town centre.

A mushroom cloud has been seen billowing in the sky after an explosion at a gas pipeline near a Ukrainian city.

Police have issued an appeal for help to find a wanted man from Leigh.

Katie Price is certainly not one to shy away from a fight as her ongoing rows with many of her ex-partners and former friends will tell you.And the mum-of-five certainly has a bone to pick with her ex-husband Peter Andre and his wife Emily MacDonagh.The 41-year-old and the Mysterious Girl star share 16-year-old son Junior and 14-year-old daughter Princess from their four-year-long marriage back in 2005.Years after their split, subtle swipes have continued to be shared online. Now, the Daily Star has taken a look back at Katie’s bitter feud with the two lovebirds.The feud first started back in 2016 after Katie slammed Peter for sabotaging her career during an interview with The Guardian.Despite splitting in 2009, Katie accused the singer of making their brutal split a “game” which sabotaged her career after she found herself without management after the break-up.At the time of the explosive interview, Emily was pregnant with her second child, just three months before she gave birth to her son Theo.She told the publication: “When I split with Pete, Claire [their joint manager] stayed with Pete, and the only thing that hurts is Claire never sat down with me and said – you know I'd been with her six years – she never said, ‘You know what Kate, I'm going to help you find someone else, I'm going to help protect you’.“But instead they lapped it all up, and Pete’s there posing with the kids doing everything, ah poor Pete, poor Pete - I had no one to represent me, I was like a lost lamb, I had no representation to help protect me, nothing.“Whereas Pete was protected straight away.

Vladimir Putin. The sporting world has been heavily critical of the Russian president following his decision to undergo what he calls "a special military operation" against Ukraine.

Leeds United will hail Marcelo Bielsa with a 'permanent tribute' at Elland Road despite giving him the sack.The Yorkshire club have parted ways with the Argentine manager following an extraordinary run of results in the Premier League which has seen them concede 20 goals in their last five games.It has been a poor season overall for Bielsa who leaves the club 16th in the table and just two points above the relegation zone.However, having taken charge of the club in 2018 and guided them back to the English top-flight, a long-awaited target, he is cemented as a legend with the fanbase.As such, it was revealed in the club statement that they will honour him in some way at their home ground, with "more information to be released in due course".Leeds chairman Andrea Radrizzani also said: “This has been the toughest decision I have had to make during my tenure at Leeds United, taking into account all the success Marcelo has had at the club. “With Marcelo as our head coach, we had three incredible campaigns and the good times returned to Elland Road.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been branded a "sex icon" after gathering a new fan base while fighting on the frontline. Fans have flooded Twitter with their admiration for Zelensky's leadership skills, which has left people "swooning" over him since Russia declared war on Thursday ( February 24).

Only Fools and Horses legend Sir David Jason turned 82 earlier in February.The actor, who was born on February 2, 1940, has delighted fans throughout the decades with his memorable performances in comedies including Open All Hours, Porridge and TV drama The Darling Buds of May.However, he revealed earlier this year that he would love to play one of his most iconic characters, Del Boy Trotter, one last time.The news follows the 40th anniversary of the programme in 2021, and many viewers will probably be wondering what Del Boy would be up to now.To celebrate the news that David would love to return to the role, Daily Star has taken a look at the beloved actor's life.Sir David Jason is one of the UK's TV treasures and has been a part of the the lives of generations of viewers in one iteration or another.Since beginning his career in 1965 as King Goose in the TV film of Mother Goose, he has not left our screens, playing some of comedy's most famous characters.These have included starring opposite the late, great Ronnie Barker as Blanco in Porridge and Granville in Open All Hours, as well as playing Toad in The Wind In The Willows and Pop Larkin in The Darling Buds of May.He also showed that he is as talented a drama actor as he is a comedian, with his longstanding role as Detective Frost in ITV series A Touch of Frost, from 1992 to 2010.However, many fans will also know him as the voice of two beloved cartoon characters - Dangermouse and Count Duckula.The impact of the characters has not gone unnoticed by the actor either, with David recalling one heartwarming encounter with a Dangermouse fan during an interview with The Guardian.He said: "The man said 'Is your name David Jason? Did you play Danger Mouse?' He almost fell

Saturday Night Takeaway viewers who flooded the show with complaints after the Geordie duo performed in drag.In the first episode of the new series, Ant McPartlin was transformed into Lady Antoinette while Declan Donnelly took on the persona of Miss Donna Lee.The popular comedy duo joined the stage on Saturday with three former Drag Race winners in an epic End of the Show special organised by drag legend RuPaul Charles.As they strutted their stuff in their glamorous minidresses on the ITV show, the dynamic duo showed off their new moves as they took part in a choreographed special alongside The Vivienne, Krystal Versace and Lawrence Chaney.And while the large majority of fans loved the impressive performance, independent regulators Ofcom logged 59 complaints from viewers who had an issue with the scenes out of a total of 71 objections throughout the show.But the slew of complaints didn’t faze the northern lads, who addressed the controversy on Saturday night’s show.The show opened as Queen frontman Adam Lambert referenced their drag performance as he welcomed them on the show.He said: “But first, some people call him Lady Antoinette, that’s Ant McPartlin and this is Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.”Ant started the hosts’ intro and Dec added: “Yes, now I know you’re all thinking, ‘We’ve come to see Lady Antoinette and Miss Donna Lee. Where are they? Who are these clowns? Get off’.

“Just morons, absolute morons, getting into the chair and winning enough for a fridge-freezer — and wasting ten minutes of television in the process, so it’s really infuriating."The show’s return comes off the back of recent ITV drama Quiz, which told the story of “coughing” cheat Major Charles Ingram.Major Charles was accused of cheating his way to win the huge jackpot with help from his wife and an audience member, who would cough to signal the right answers.The drama left audiences divided, as many thought that the coughing Major and his wife may be innocent of the crime.Producers pulled the plug on airing the show at the time to investigate the scandal.

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.

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

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, began working on his new eight-part series I Bought The Farm last year, but has experienced some mishaps along the way.The show documents Jeremy’s attempts at running his own 1,000-acre farm in Oxfordshire.Discussing the process on BBC Sounds, the car enthusiast admitted things haven’t been going to plan, particularly due to the weather.Talking to presenter Steve Wright, he said he began his new project while it was the “wettest planting season ever”.He explained: “It didn’t stop raining for seven weeks, as any farmer listening will know.”Following this, he said his rapeseed plants had died due to flea beetles and his wheats had began to die due to planting them too late.“Everything