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THEY were the first big names to sign up to ITV’s The Real Games – but now the Thomas brothers’ appearance has become a false start. In April I revealed how Love Island hunk Scott and his soap-star siblings Ryan and Adam were to be pitted against each other in rival teams.

TOP Gear’s Andrew Flintoff says getting offended is now a “national sport”. The cricket legend, 42, fears being “cancelled” amid the politically correct climate.

Andrew Flintoff - better known to his fans as Freddie - is one of the greatest players to ever grace a cricket pitch.

Freddie Flintoff, also known as Andrew Flintoff, will open up with his battle with bulimia tonight in his documentary titled Freddie Flintoff: Living with Bulimia.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxAndrew “Freddie” ­Flintoff is still battling bulimia – eight years after going public with the eating disorder.The Top Gear host said while he feels “in control” and has a “coping mechanism” to live with the condition, he has struggled with it as ­recently as this year.The former England cricket ­captain told a BBC documentary: “I probably should get help.“I know it’s a problem and I know it needs addressing.”He revealed it first surfaced in the early days of his cricket career when he was hammered for his weight.In the programme, Freddie Flintoff: Living With Bulimia, the dad of four spoke to other men seeking help and the family of

IT has been described by telly bosses as “one of the toughest shows” ever, with a host of household names rowing from Land’s End to John o’Groats. But not all the legwork on Don’t Rock The Boat will be done by the dozen celebrity competitiors.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorITV has commissioned ITV Studios-owned South Shore to make Don’t Rock The Boat, an ambitious competition series in which 12 celebrities row the entire length of Britain from Cornwall to Scotland.The format will go into production next week and will be hosted by Top Gear presenter Andrew Flintoff and AJ Odudu, who currently fronts ITV’s backstage coverage of The Voice UK.During a grueling physical mission that’s expected to take up to four weeks to complete, the two boats of stars will stop off at checkpoints in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland, during which they will undertake spectacular physical challenges that could give them an advantage in the race.

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Cricket hero Andrew Flintoff has suggested Elvis Presley could still be alive – and may even secretly work at the singer’s famous Graceland mansion.

England cricket legend Freddie Flintoff has announced that his wife gave birth at Christmas to their fourth child, Preston.

Ben Stokes has opened up on the honour of being named Wisden’s leading cricketer in the world.

Ben Stokes has called it 'an honour' to be named the leading cricketer in the world following the publication of the 157 edition of Wisden.

Ben Stokes has been backed to make a huge success of his time as England captain after turning his life around like Ricky Ponting.

Top Gear host has been spending long hours racking up points playing the classic letters game at home with wife Rachael and their family. And the former England skipper, nicknamed Freddie, has become so hooked on the game he’s progressed to playing online against opponents as far away as America.The former Lancashire all-rounder has learned crafty points-winning tactics such as using words starting with a Q which don’t have to be followed by a U.Dad-of-four Freddie, 42, said: “I still play a bit of chess, although my latest thing is online Scrabble.“I scored a 96 the other day, for QUIZ on a triple letter.

Ben Stokes has opened up on how Andrew Flintoff’s 2005 Ashes heroics helped him take the sport seriously. Stokes shone as England won their first World Cup last summer before impressing during the drawn Ashes series with Australia.Stokes has regularly been compared to Flintoff with both being all-rounders and having the ability to change a game in a moment.And the 29-year-old has opened up on how the iconic series 15 years ago really urged him to focus on cricket with Flintoff’s performances staying with him.“I took a real interest in cricket properly after the 05 Ashes,” Stokes said.

golf in the UK with their Pro-Am tournament, the Paddy Power Golf Shootout. The event saw celebrities like Piers Morgan, Harry Kane and Andrew Flintoff take on professional golfers like Tommy Fleetwood, Andrew 'Beef' Johnston and Carly Booth.

Troy Deeney has been lined up for a regular spot on talkSPORT.

Troy Deeney could be ready to take over from Andrew Flintoff as a talkSPORT breakfast co-host.