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The Grand Tour presenter James May, 57, has recalled a time when he was surprisingly stopped by police while driving a Ferrari Mondial.The former Top Gear star revealed the incident took place when he was younger in 1991, leading the authorities to issue a “patronising” comment about his luxurious vehicle.James opened up about the issue while speaking to TJ Hunt on YouTube channel DRIVETRIBE, which the former founded with his co-stars Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond.After TJ shared his own encounter with the police concerning his Lamborghini Aventador, James explained: “It’s weird because obviously I am quite a lot older than you, but back in the days when I worked on car magazines, I’m going back to when I was on Autocar which was in

The BBC have confirmed that EastEnders will begin filming in June, but it will likely go off air first as it runs out of pre-lockdown episodes. Director of content Charlotte Moore said that "social distancing measures will be in place", and they will be asking cast to do their own hair and make-up, while following strict guidelines to ensure the safety of the crew.

By Jake Kanter

EastEnders is set to resume filming by the end of June, a BBC boss has said.

Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has revealed he often struggles to drive his Lamborghini tractor.The Grand Tour presenter purchased the luxurious vehicle as he prepares to front his own show about farming on Amazon Prime.While speaking about his farming disasters to Johnny Vaughan on Radio X, Jeremy denied reports that he has crashed his tractor 10 times and admitted he has actually suffered mishaps much more frequently.He exclaimed: “No, more, more! I crash it every single time I get into it.”When asked about why he has a problem in front of the wheel of the vehicle, Jeremy divulged: “It’s just so enormous and it doesn’t really stop when you press the brakes or steer when you turn the steering wheel, and you just hit

Chris Evans, 53, dished that the only music his family play in their house is from Virgin Radio.

While opening up about her childhood in the Clarkson household, Jeremy Clarkson's daughter Emily Clarkson has revealed how Top Gear has always felt like a "big brother" to her.The writer spoke about what it was like seeing her dad present Top Gear throughout her childhood.In an interview with DriveTribe, Emily Clarkson, who is a writer and blogger, discussed her home life as Jeremy Clarkson's daughter.The author revealed: "I mean Top Gear always felt like my big brother, to be honest."So yeah, it's been pretty cool," Emily continued.Emily also spoke about how Top Gear is all she has ever known while growing up.While discussing how it felt to watch her dad present the hit show alongside James May, 57, and Richard Hammond, Emily admitted how

Top Gear and The Grand Tour star Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has opened up about his concerns that he has “wasted a large chunk of his life” persevering with books that he “wasn’t enjoying”.The presenter explained he has developed a “fear” of books as a result while discussing new research, which has shown that men “usually give up on a book by the time they’ve got to page 50”.Speaking out about the issue in his latest column for The Sunday Times, Jeremy said that in spite of the fact he has “never not finished a book” he has occasionally regretted persisting to read stories that have made him “miserable”.The car enthusiast divulged: “I’ve never not finished a book.

Richard Hammond has been mocked for being unable to use his microphone properly while filming for The Grand Tour.The presenter was referenced during a YouTube catch-up between pal and co-star Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and producer Andy Wilman, 57.In a new DriveTribe video entitled: "This is why The Grand Tour is taking so long," the former, 50, was mentioned.It comes after Jeremy questioned Andy about the delay in the release of the Amazon Prime show.The latter couldn't resist poking fun of him, Richard and their co-star James May, and their inability to switch off their mics while on the road.He explained that bosses came back with so much raw footage of the trio, which was one of the reasons why it took so long to edit.He claimed Richard got

Christine McGuinness is celebrating going 12 years without drinking a drop of alcohol and good on her!

Chris Evans, 53, quizzed his co-stars on what is and what isn't allowed during coronavirus lockdown in terms of exercise and getting out of the house.

Chris Evans, 53, had his co-stars cackling on Thursday morning, after he refused to read part of his script.The reasoning behind it? He thought they were trying to "trick" him by highlighting something on his script that might have been too much of a "risk" to say on-air.He was joined by his usual on-air team Vassos Alexander and Rachel Horne, who is currently turning in from home amid the coronavirus pandemic.Touching on trending topics of the day, the trio wanted to discuss elements of quarantine that lead people to fund odd things around their houses.The former BBC DJ read out the title of a recent survey: "People reveal the weirdest things they've found during lockdown," he giggled before pausing."I'm not going to read the initial list,

Chris Evans, 53, dropped a bombshell on his co-star Vassos Alexander on Tuesday morning's show, confessing he "had an issue" with a birthday gift he, Rachel Horne and the rest of the Virgin Radio team had bought him.

Chris Evans, 53, remembered his Virgin Radio pal Pete Mitchell on Monday, as they kick-started his "brainchild" idea on the show.

Chris Evans, 53, learnt something new about his co-star Rachel Horne on Thursday morning's show, as she revealed she and her husband met the Pope during a special wedding service after they got married.

The Grand Tour host's daughter, Emily Clarkson, 25, has opened up about her childhood and what it was like to be brought up by car enthusiast, Jeremy Clarkson, 59.

Chris Evans, 53, urged people to stay at home over the weekend, despite the temperature soaring into the 20s.The government worried that the warm weather over the past two days would encourage people to venture outside regardless of the UK coronavirus lockdown that was enforced two weeks ago.With many celebrities using their platforms to implore fans to follow the rules, Chris was among them, warning listeners "not to take the Mickey".While discussing the upcoming weekend on Friday's show, the former BBC host reiterated the important message."It's going to be gorgeous over the weekend," he said."It's going to be very nice for many of us on Sunday, with highs of 21 degrees!"But bear in mind, let's not take the Mickey - get out there for your

The Stig can be seen zooming around the garden on a lawn mower instead of the Top Gear racing track in a new video encouraging people to stay at home.

Chris Evans, 53, made quite the revelation on his Tuesday morning Virgin Radio show, after he divulged he might have contacted the virus.

Top Gear and The Grand Tour star Jeremy Clarkson 59, invited shoppers to “panic buy” from his farm shop in Chadlington, near Chipping Norton last week.

Chuckle Brothers star Paul Chuckle, 72, has revealed he has been battling a "mild" form of the deadly coronavirus that's been sweeping rapidly around the world.On Monday, the TV icon took to Twitter to announce his latest health update, describing the symptoms as "not nice" to deal with.In a video, he let his fans know he was "on the mend" despite his diagnosis with COVID-19."Hi guys, just checking in to let you know I'm still around," he began."I have been laid up with COVID-19 for a good few days, just mild but it was there and it's not nice, I promise you.So please, please stay inside."He continued to plead with viewers to take the pressure off of the NHS by adhering to the latest government advice."We're all going stir crazy, we know