Chris Robshaw: Last News

Wimbledon continues, which means the celeb arrivals do too, with the likes of Sir Cliff Richard, Lorraine Kelly, and Stephen Fry amongst those scrubbing up nicely for today’s matches.For day eight of the tournament on the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the stars donned their glad rags in what was Sir Cliff’s first appearance following his surprise performance on the court last week.The singer left fans ‘cringing’ after belting out a rendition of his track Summer Holiday from the stands, with some viewers saying the events had taken a ‘strange turn’.‘Always wanted go to Wimbledon but genuinely terrified it would be when Cliff Richard was doing acapella again.

Reality icon Marnie Simpson, comedian Tez Ilyas, and ex-England rugby boss Chris Robshaw have all waved goodbye to the intense challenges of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. In a gruelling instalment of the Channel 4 show, contestants were faced with dragging a colossal 130lb of kit in a race across 3km of freezing landscapes, paired with another recruit, only to then go head-to-head in fierce combat. Geordie Shore's very own Marnie Simpson hit her limit almost straight off the bat during the opening task grappling with snow spikes and her footwear became too much, leading her to walk away from the programme.

Channel 4 is billing this as the toughest series yet of their brutal reality show Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins – and the condition of the stars on their flights home from New Zealand suggests they are spot on! Journalist Rachel Johnson, sister of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, was nursing a broken rib after abseiling down the side of a dam and had skin that was black and blue. TV presenter Cherry Healey says she looked like a pin cushion when she took her clothes off and comedian Shazia Mirza was covered from head to toe in bruises.The remaining 12 celebrities all suffered injuries of one sort or another – even the one who quit the show after a single challenge and just 32 minutes at base camp! Geordie Shore’s Marnie Simpson admits, “I don’t think I realised just how tough it was going to be – I think I was being a bit delusional.” Shazia adds, “There’s being fit by swimming every day and lifting weights every day which is what I did in preparation for the series, and there’s being fit enough for the SAS.The two are totally different.” The group of 15 celebrities who take part in a condensed but intense version of a proper SAS selection course also includes former Dr Who actor John Barrowman, TOWIE’s Bobby Norris, ex-England rugby captain Chris Robshaw, DJ and reality TV star Bianca Gascoigne and Love Islander Georgia Harrison.

An open letter to the UK Government has gathered huge support with its call to give dying people of working age early access to their State Pension.

Hello! magazine, Camilla and Chris said they had started trying for a child as their respective job commitments slowed down during the pandemic.   Camilla told the publication: 'Lockdown is why we decided to get pregnant.

and most often captain, is speaking from Las Vegas about Foden, 34 caps at full-back and wing, shivering in New York. Both are preparing for Major League Rugby, which kicks off on Saturday with Robshaw’s San Diego Legion facing Foden and Rugby United New York.

Camilla Kerslake and Chris Robshaw have announced they are expecting their first child together.

Chris Robshaw says he’s pleased to be escaping English rugby’s civil war to become a California beach boy.