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EXCLUSIVE: DriveTribe, the motoring social network founded by The Grand Tour team and with investment from Elisabeth Murdoch and Disney, has warned that it could run out of cash unless it can mount a sustained recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

EXCLUSIVE: The Grand Tour showrunner Andy Wilman has revealed how Amazon’s motoring show stayed on the road during the coronavirus pandemic — despite having to cancel a major shoot in Russia and falling ill with the disease himself.

Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond happily snorkeled in the "exact spot" of a shark attack hours before.The trio were shooting for The Grand Tour presents: A Massive Hunt in Réunion, off the coast of Madagascar, at the time.The latest instalment for Amazon Prime sees them hunt for pirate treasure.However, it was on a day off that saw the presenters risk serious injury, after a misunderstanding by Richard, 50.Thinking his French was up to scratch, he rented snorkeling equipment for them, but it is thought he missed some vital information.He and his co-star Jeremy, 60, have recalled discovering why no one else was going into the water.He commented: "We had a day of sorting ourselves out and we all met on the beach, and Hammond

James May, 56, revealed that his colleague Jeremy Clarkson losing his temper behind the scenes of Top Gear after “not getting a steak” for dinner is what sparked the idea to launch his own culinary show Oh Cook!.The amateur chef, who worked with the columnist on Top Gear for 12 years, admitted he started cooking after becoming “unemployed” from the programme.James told Radio Times: “I was essentially unemployed, and a bit bored.”He originally turned to YouTube and filmed himself cooking under the guise of JM’s unemployment tube.The star quickly built up a strong viewership as he attempted to make simple dishes such as shepherd's pie, poached eggs on toast and a carbonara.He later began to produce far more produced and polished videos for

James May, 56, today launches his new cooking series Oh Cook! on Amazon Prime and has revealed that he found it difficult making the programme at times.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and Richard Hammond, 50, if they attempted to cook together.The former Top Gear presenter admitted he is reluctant to let his pals get involved in his new move into cooking for his upcoming Amazon Prime Video series, Oh Cook!, because of his fears that they would end up “stabbing each other”.James insisted as a result that Jeremy and Richard won’t be appearing alongside him for the project, which sees him taking on some delicious recipes.He divulged: “I wouldn’t actually want to be working in the kitchen with them because we’d stab each other within about 10 minutes.“It would be quite interesting, I suppose if we each had to cook for the other two, but even if Jeremy Clarkson turned out something worthy of the River

Yellowstone star reveals Kelly Reilly’s cut speech from pilot (LATEST)Monty Don sparks backlash after 'attack on industry that employs him'  (WATCH)James May: Top Gear star cooks and eats cat food  (VIDEO)Lisa shot to fame as a singer with hip hop group So Solid Crew in 2000.It comes after the 21 Seconds hitmaker revealed she had been asked to quarantine because she was at high risk of contracting coronavirus.While she hadn't been diagnosed with Covid-19, she informed her Instagram followers she had been told to stay at home for two weeks.So Solid Crew have had five top 20 singles and a platinum-selling album during their time together.Lisa has since appeared on reality show The Games back in 2004 before setting up her own record label,

James May talks 'crisis' at new pub just hours before opening“He knew what it was when he bought it. Further applications for significant changes should not be granted.

James May admits Clarkson 'fracas' could've been resolved 'cleaner'“I’m shouting, 'Lads! You've not thought this through! Get her below deck!"And she's clinging to the nearest passerby.

Richard Hammond forced to sell Ferrari to pay rent on family home"I've been doing some weight lifting," to which Tom replied: "I was just too astonished!"He went on to ask James why he has taken it up."Was this something to do with the training you were doing in Germany?""No, it's because I had a stiff back and somebody said if you lift weights, a couple of 10 pound dumbbells, you stand up straight and do basic weight lifts every morning, it will straighten your back out," James admitted."That's what I was expecting to do, but all I've done is hurt my arm, so now I've got delirium tremens of the right arm as a result of trying to straighten my back out."It comes after James fell "ill" after taking a trip to Germany with his long-term

Sir Cliff Richard announces NEW album for his 80th birthday“Sarah sat there having the food that they do, it’s fairly simple food and small portions.“So I had to chew tea for two days and had to do this liver detox.“I’m not sure your listeners are going to want to hear this.”He continued: “She wanted to try a [health] clinic for a week and I did it.

Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond recently finished up filming in Scotland and Calmac Ferries have given fans a glimpse of what the crew have been up to. Posting pics on social media, the ferry company caught the trio loading up some classic American cars onto one of their ferries.The post on their Facebook page read: "Over the last few days we had the pleasure of welcoming The Grand Tour on board the MV Hebrides heading to Lochmaddy as part of their upcoming Amazon Prime series."They added the latest series sees them travelling from Edinburgh to the Outer Hebrides, and wished them well with their filming.

James May, 56, admitted after going on Top Gear Live Tour in 2015 that he, Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond would often find themselves screaming at each other while out in public having a meal together.The motor expert explained the trio would make a “horrible racket” whilst among other diners after feeling “fired up” and “excitable” from hosting shows up and down the county.James said: “We used to make a horrible racket you know, when we used to go on our live tours, we used to go out and I used to think, ‘God.'“If you were in the restaurant we were in, you would want your money back because we were so excitable.“Because we had been doing a live show so we would be really fired up. “We would be blowing off because we did this live show

Grand Tour stars Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May as "model guests" amid rumours of a Covid-19 breaking party.The stars were recently spotted touring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland as they film the newest series of their Amazon Prime series.On Sunday they crossed to the Uists - which are at the centre of a coronavirus cluster of more than 40 cases.The trio, each driving a classic car, began their journey in Edinburgh and finished in North Uist on Wednesday.But after accusations of an 'after party' at their accommodation in Benbecula which that would have been in breach of coronavirus guidelines, the Dark Island Hotel was forced to reject what they called "misinformation" about their involvement with The Grand

James May falls 'ill' after break with partner 'Not want to hear this'She went on to say: “I bought medium, I shouldn't have, I should’ve got large.“I was stood there and all of a sudden they just rolled down to my knees and I was in front of this audience.“I had to stand and at the end when this thing had finished, I just didn’t move, it must’ve looked like I needed the loo.”Demonstrating her walk off stage to her audience, she added: “I was like, what am I going to do here? And I just walked off the stage like, ‘Thank you everybody’.”Steph told the story on a recent episode of her new Channel 4 show.The presenter debuted her new programme from a studio in Leeds last month after previously presenting it from her home during lockdown.Last

James May falls 'ill' after break with partner 'Not want to hear this'Pasha went on to say Maven had already started dancing and recognising music, as he added: "We're dancing a little bit already, she probably will dance before she can walk."The dancer and Rachel got together after competing on Strictly Come Dancing in 2013.Rachel announced her pregnancy news in the form of a conundrum in the Countdown studio back in May last year.A month later, she revealed the pair had secretly married in Las Vegas.In December, Rachel announced the news of her birth on Instagram.In an update about their daughter last month, she revealed that Pasha had been speaking to her in his native language, Russian.Speaking on Good Morning Britain, she explained:

the much loved food item from his home in Hampshire. James explained: "I had the pasta machine at the restaurant, so when we went into lockdown, I took the machine back home.“Then, of course, a week later everyone's moaning they can't get pasta.“Luckily I managed to keep the suppliers going.”James went on to say the response to his pasta was “massive” from village locals.James May falls 'ill' after break with partner 'Not want to hear this'He added: “What was great was you'd make the pasta, put it out in the village and families would come along and take a bag for their kids, then an elderly lady that would come and swap five sticks of rhubarb for a bag of pasta.“I’d make something with the rhubarb and stick that out the following day and

Top Gear presenter shared details of his recent holiday abroad with his girlfriend Sarah Frater.The Grand Tour star revealed he got "ill" when the couple stayed at a health farm in Germany which left him with a "belting headache" last month.The car-enthusiast cheekily joked that he was put on a "starvation diet" at the clinic which in his own words were admittedly full of "middle-aged and fairly wealthy" individuals.James spoke candidly in a podcast about his trip abroad which he seemingly appeared not too keen about.Speaking with Jay Rayner, the journalist and food critic pushed for James to tuck into his lunch but the Grand Tour host appeared rather hesitant."Ok, how much of this am I supposed to eat?" the former Top Gear presenter

James May, 56, explained that his Top Gear colleague Jeremy Clarkson, 60, got into a heated argument with a BBC producer on set after facing “huge pressure” to keep viewers, with it being “the biggest factual entertainment show in history”.The motor expert claimed that something was always going to “boil over” as he compared the Top Gear presenters to rock and roll stars. Jeremy’s contract on Top Gear was not renewed after he punched producer Oisin Tymon following his anger over dinner arrangements.The columnist was said to be infuriated that he could not order a sirloin steak after a day of filming.He is said to have called Oisin a “lazy, Irish ***” when he confronted him at a hotel in North Yorkshire. James has now said of the row between

Perth's Live Active Leisure facing some “difficult decisions” due to COVID crisis “As the sun has started to wake-up with its activity over the recent months, more and more sightings are happening over us.“This was the first show this year for the ‘dancing lights’ as they are sometimes known.“But unfortunately on this night a constant green glow could be seen throughout the northern sky as the show wasn’t strong enough to dance through the sky. The Grand Tour presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May stop off at Highland Perthshire hotel during filming “Orkney and Shetland were treated to the lights dancing due to the islands being at a higher latitude.“When I finally saw the huge green glow I was absolutely stunned as it’s

The Grand Tour presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May stop off at Highland Perthshire hotel during filming And he admitted it is “unlikely” LAL’s income will rise significantly anytime soon as strict social distancing rules have restricted the number of paying customers they can allow into the limited number of premises they have been able to reopen in the last few weeks.He explained: “As with the majority of businesses over the last six months, LAL has faced unprecedented challenges.“Income levels have dropped to almost zero and fixed expenditure costs have had to be managed over this period. Three Perth College students test positive for COVID-19 “We clearly rely on customer income to operate, but with social