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the accident that left her fiancé paralysed. 42-year-old Abbington is engaged to escapologist Jonathan Goodwin, who shot to fame after he appeared on Britain’s Got Talent in 2019. Amanda revealed that the Welsh daredevil became paralysed in 2021 after an accident during rehearsals for America's Got Talent : Extreme.

An escapologist who reached the final of Britain's Got Talent almost died twice and has been left paralysed after a stunt went disastrously wrong.

Britain's Got Talent escapologist Jonathan Goodwin almost died twice after a stunt went disastrously wrong. Daredevil Jonathan, who was in the final of ITV talent show in 2019, has been left paralysed and in a wheelchair after rehearsing for the show America's Got Talent: Extreme.

Sherlock star Amanda Abbington has shared the extent of her fiancé Jonathan Goodwin’s injuries after he was left paralysed and in a wheelchair following a TV stunt that went horrifyingly wrong. Jonathan, a highly skilled stunt performer had previously appeared on both Britain’s Got Talent and America’s Got Talent – but it was a stunt on America's Got Talent: Extreme in October 2021, that led the performer fighting for his life.

Britain's Got Talent's daredevil Jonathan Goodwin has been left paralysed and in a wheelchair for life after a dangerous stunt went wrong, his fiancée has revealed.The escapologist, who reached the final of the talent show in 2019, was attempting escape from a straight jacket while hung upside down 30ft in the air in between two suspended cars - and was crushed between them.The timing was misjudged and the cars were released too early, causing him to be crushed between them as they caught on fire and then fall 30 ft.Johnathan suffered horrific injuries including suffering third-degree burns, breaking his spine, severing his spinal cord, breaking both shoulder blades, and shattering both legs.His fiancé, Sherlock actress Amanda Abbington, 48, discussed the accident on the Out To Lunch podcast with Jay Rayner, saying: "He's paralysed now he's in a wheelchair. Unless there's a kind of stem cell surgery or that thing that Elon Musk is designing with the little chip, he'll be like that forever."Amanda explained Jonathan has remained "positive and upbeat and so strong" despite suffering his life-changing injuries.She said: "His courage and his strength is something that I just aspire to be like."He's just incredible, honestly, like so happy, just like a very happy, positive human being, just liquid sunshine.

Newly opened boutique hotel The Alan has landed itself a rave review from national restaurant critic Jay Rayner, despite a distinct lack of customers. The hotel, which quietly opened its doors on Princess Street in February, was more or less empty when the critic for The Observer turned up to eat.

Gordon Ramsay butted heads with food critic Jay Rayner in a Twitter row over the chef's new TV programme.Jay irked the famously short-tempered Gordon with a spicy tweet that took aim at his behaviour on BBC show Future Food Stars - or FFS for short.The new series, which is currently airing on BBC1 at 9pm on Thursdays, sees 12 entrepreneurs compete with each other for a life-changing investment from the Michelin-starred chef.The hopefuls take part in pressure cooker hospitality-based challenges in a format similar to The Apprentice, and Gordon's unmistakably combative approach inevitably causes tempers to flare.After the show's latest episode author and journalist Jay tweeted: "Is this still all you have @GordonRamsay?"Shouting at people? Swearing at people? Humiliating people? Making people cry? Then punching the air when the cameras turns off?"Social media users were quick to offer their opinions. One wrote: "I honestly don't understand it, why is toxic masculinity associated with cooking? You're not in the army lads, you're boiling broccoli."A second commented: "Walked past Gordon's Burger restaurant in Farringdon today.

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GORDON Ramsay clashed with Jay Rayner on social media on Thursday night after the food critic slammed him for "making people cry" on his new BBC show. Gordon had a brutal response for Jay after the famed restaurant writer criticised him for "swearing at people" on his new show Future Food Stars.  Gordon’s show kicked off on BBC a few weeks ago, delivering a brand-new format for Thursday nights.  The Apprentice-style sees 12 contenders fight it out to win chef Ramsay’s investment, and turn their pipe-dream into a business reality.

Gordon Ramsay isn’t about to take criticism from a critic.

Gordon Ramsay isn’t about to take criticism from a critic.

Gordon Ramsay had a brutal response for Jay Rayner after the famed restaurant writer criticised him for ‘swearing at people’ on his new show Future Food Stars.  Gordon’s show Future Food Stars kicked off on BBC a few weeks ago, delivering a brand-new format for Thursday nights.  The Apprentice-style BBC One Show sees 12 contenders fight it out to win chef Ramsay’s £150,000 investment, and turn their pipe-dream into a business reality.

BBC One. The star has written regularly for Good Food, Now and Olive magazines. But viewers were left annoyed at his use of the phrase "cookery".

BBC One (April 14). But he came under scrutiny from the judges after serving up the chicken thighs alone as he admitted he had undercooked the rice.

GREGG Wallace has come under fire after fans of the show accused him of being "incredibly out of order" towards a contestant. Thursday night's instalment of the BBC cooking show saw nine talented home cooks arrive, but it was Gregg that soon stole the show with his remarks about one of them.

Perth is ready to welcome internationally renowned names and the hottest emerging Scottish talent for its 50th Festival of the Arts.

Out To Lunch with Jay Rayner podcast on Tuesday.

Eurovision inspired by Dad’s Army.The 57-year-old described the tune, dubbed Put That Light Out Mr Hodges, as “beautiful”.However he admitted that the Eurovision song hopeful, which had a Dad’s Army theme, was rejected by the BBC for being “too silly”.He says: “I’m a bit of a Eurovision nerd only because I’ve watched it every year since I was a kid, I was obsessed with it slightly.“Every time I’m away or abroad, any part of the world I’m in I try to watch it because... it shouldn’t still be happening.“It’s a ludicrous load of nonsense that should no way still be a thing.

Strictly Come Dancing in 2020 because he was struggling for money when his comedy gigs were cancelled due to the Covid pandemic. Little did he know he would go on to win the show alongside Oti Mabuse and become one of the most popular winners in the show’s history.In a new episode of Jay Rayner’s Out to Lunch podcast, Bill admitted he had been asked to do Strictly many times before he finally agreed.His hesitation in the past came down to the “relentlessness” of committing 12 weeks of his life to the process.Bill told the food critic: “I thought, I will never be able to commit to this amount of time, it’s ridiculous!“But then, of course, a once in a generation plague comes along.”He explained that when the pandemic hit, his tour was cancelled and work had dried up.The comedian confessed: “All this work was disappearing out the door.

Maray, which has three restaurants in Liverpool, is set to open a fourth site in Manchester, it’s been confirmed.

Chorlton favourite The Creameries is to re-launch itself, serving a new southern Italian menu.