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Bradley Walsh, 61, has presented on The Chase since it began in 2009, becoming a staple on the show.The presenter has revealed in a new interview that he is watched by lawyers while presenting on the programme to make sure he is delivering the questions properly.Bradley is joined on the show by six Chasers Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Darragh Ellis.Mark and Shaun have both been on the show since it began, with Anne joining in the second series.The show has been nominated six times at the National Television Awards, winning in 2016, 2017 and 2019.During one episode, Bradley was forced to stop after he tripped over a question's wording, as he detailed what happened in an interview.Speaking to Radio Times about how the show works, Bradley said: "If there is a slight misread, I am stopped immediately – bang – by the lawyers."We have the compliance lawyers in the studio all the time."What you have to do is go back to the start of the question, literally on videotape where my mouth opens – or where it's closed from the previous question – and the question is re-asked."It is stopped to the split second.

Naman Ramachandran Tarf Media has acquired worldwide sales rights, excluding North America, for “Lonesome Soldier” and will represent the film at the Cannes Film Market. The film is directed by Nino Aldi (“Who Killed Copper Dunn?”), stars John Ashton (“Gone Baby Gone”), Allison McAtee (“The Haves and Have Nots”), Steve Monroe (“Promising Young Woman”) and Patrick Y. Malone (“The Tomorrow War”) and introduces actor-writer Alexander Randazzo.

Margaret Thatcher in a mock election held by her school. She was only eight, but she had already absorbed the vehemently anti-Tory attitudes around her at home, from Left-wing parents, and at school, from Left-wing teachers.

The Chaser revealed that she once only vaguely recognised her stepmother as she passed her while walking down a street.Anne spoke about her condition while appearing on the final episode of The Chasers' Road Trip: Trains, Brains and Automobiles.The three-part series sees Anne join fellow Chasers Mark Labbett, 55, and Shaun Wallace discover if they are really "as smart" as they think they are.The trio travels the globe during the series to take explore topics from animals to AI technology.On the final episode of The Chasers' Road Trip: Trains, Brains and Automobiles, which airs on ITV on Thursday, Anne opens up on living with Autism.Chasers Anne, Mark and Shaun fly out to Japan where they record their face information before they take part