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Chris Evans, 53, told listeners of his Thursday morning show that he will be "Carrying a bit of a heavier domestic responsibility" for the next few days after his wife Natasha suffered a nasty fall.

Jeremy Clarkson, 59, shared the happy news that his daughter Emily Clarkson, 25, is engaged to her boyfriend Alex Andrew.The former Top Gear host shared a sweet snap of the couple in view of his two million Instagram followers this afternoon, in which Emily was pictured showing off her diamond ring to the camera while she cuddled up to her fiancé.Jeremy captioned the post: “Very very happy father.The Grand Tour star then took to Twitter to share a weird admission about how the proposal has affected him emotionally.Jeremy, who owns a farm, explained in view of his seven million followers: “Today, I delivered 2 sheeps and as my hand was up a vag, my daughter called to say she was getting married.(sic)“Weird to be so so happy.”Fans took to the

Chris Evans, 53, begged the government to tell the public "what to do" after Prime Minister Boris Johnson encouraged people not to visit pubs, bars and cinema's as the UK goes into lockdown to tackle to speed of the deadly coronavirus. But amongst all the hysteria and panic, he revealed he doesn't think the masters information is "fair"."Tell us what to do, then we'll do it!" he pleaded, as he kept his listeners up to date with the pandemic."We'll do why we think is best anyway, but we still need to be told what to do."The pubs and the clubs, and the bars and the cinemas and theatres - they weren't told to close yesterday.

Jeremy Clarkson, 59, took the opportunity to explain the delay in The Grand Tour’s return to Amazon Prime after fans expressed concern about the show’s absence on Twitter.The former Top Gear host explained he and his co-hosts James May and Richard Hammond needed to take a “break” from filming the series due to concerns about the coronavirus outbreak.Jeremy spoke out about the “tricky” situation after a fan wrote: “@JeremyClarkson I starting to think Amazon Prime isn’t worth having without The Grand Tour.”(sic)The presenter then replied more episodes are on their way: “We have one pretty much ready to go and when this virus business is settled, we will head off to do two more.” However, another Twitter user wasn’t satisfied with his response

Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff, 42, revealed he “finds it weird” that he is part of Top Gear’s presenting team in a series of candid tweets today.The former England cricketer spoke out about his role on the BBC show while thanking fans for their support during the programme’s final episode of this series, which aired tonight.Freddie wrote in view of his 1.9 million Twitter followers: “Still find it bizarre, but thankyou so much for your continued support on @BBC_TopGear.”(sic)The TV personality then further explained in a separate post that he cannot get over the “strange” fact that he co-hosts the show.He shared a link to a photo of him alongside co-presenters Paddy McGuinness and Chris Harris, which he had posted on his Instagram page.Freddie

The Grand Tour star Richard Hammond, 50, reflected on his time presenting Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and James May, 57, the TV presenter apologised for his rare admission about the BBC show.The former Top Gear host admitted his confession "wasn't cool".In a new video with DriveTribe, Richard was asked about his best memories while filming Top Gear and The Grand Tour.The BBC star divulged: "When we filmed in Botswana, it was effectively our first-ever special and I had Oliver, which is still at home in the garage."And we were driving across the mechanical salt flats towards Kubu Island, which was an island sticking out to what was a sea," he recalled."Now it's a little man in the middle of these salt flats glistening

Paddy McGuinness, 46, retweeted a post by one of his followers that shared an exchange between them and a person seemingly pretending to be him. The account used pictures of the Top Gear star, however, called themself "William" and said they lived in Texas.Paddy is famously from the north of England, born in Farnworth and rose to fame with the help of Peter Kay.The pair starred in That Peter Kay Thing, Phoenix Nights and Max and Paddy's Road to Nowhere.However, the catfish thought they could dupe an unsuspecting person into believing they looked like Paddy, with a collection of his pictures on their profile.A fan of the Top Gear star called Caz messaged the catfish: "All your pictures are of Paddy McGuinness?"He's a celebrity over here; you

Paddy McGuinness has returned to work filming Top Gear and shown the damage done to a supercar after he skidded off the road while filming.

Paddy McGuinness has said that he is “totally fine” after he skidded a supercar off the road during filming for Top Gear.

Paddy McGuinness has reportedly been involved in a car accident while filming for Top Gear.The 46 year old TV star is said to have “cheated death” after police and paramedics were called to the scene in the Yorkshire Dales after he “misjudged a corner” while test-deriving the Lamborghini Diablo. A source has told The Sun Online: “Paddy is fine but a bit shaken as anyone would be when having a scare at speed.

Jeremy Clarkson 60, recalled a frightening moment during filming for The Grand Tour as he discussed powerful cars on the DriveThrough podcast recently.The car enthusiast was asked if hypercars and supercars of today are too fast and whether it is ever possible to test them to their full ability on roads or tracks.He replied: “Yeah they are, the first time I ever drove a car which was too powerful, I think it was the Ferrari F12.“I drove it in Scotland and the road was damp and you just couldn’t ever put your foot down.“I never put my foot all the way to the floor,” he added.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has opened up about the early days of Top Gear and spoke out about the time when he and his co-hosts James May, 57, and Richard Hammond, 50, were forced to pay members of the audience to persuade them to stay to watch the recording of the BBC show.The Grand Tour host revealed how their viewers would leave as "they were bored".It comes as Jeremy was questioned by George Nicole on his new podcast The Drive Through about his time presenting Top Gear alongside James and Richard from 2002.George mentioned: "You roped in Richard Hammond, and then James May the next year, you guys obviously go on to be one of the most infamous trios on British TV."What was it about you three that clicked," to which Jeremy divulged: "Well, one

Top Gear and The Grand Tour, James May, 57, for “ruining” their new venture into cocktail making in celebration of World Gin Day, which takes place tomorrow.The pair appeared together over a live video call on FoodTribe’s YouTube channel, which was established by the duo and their fellow co-host Jeremy Clarkson, 60.Although the presenters seemed excited to try out a new skill in lockdown, they quickly encountered an issue when Richard realised James had dismantled the blender he needed to use to prepare their selection of beverages in order to send it to him in the post.Explaining his blunder, James admitted to Richard: “The small issue is in order to make the gin cocktail which our expert Emma Stokes is going to talk to us about, you need

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, who presents The Grand Tour alongside James May, 57, and Richard Hammond, 50, has opened up about what became "tricky" for them while gathering guests for Top Gear.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host was replaced by Virgin Radio presenter Chris Evans on the show back in 2015.It comes as Jeremy also spoke out about how their production meetings for Top Gear became "tricky" on George Nicole's new podcast The Drive Through.Reflecting on his time with the BBC show, the TV star divulged: "You have production meetings. James sits playing Sudoku on his phone, and then everybody else lobs ideas around.

“Just morons, absolute morons, getting into the chair and winning enough for a fridge-freezer — and wasting ten minutes of television in the process, so it’s really infuriating."The show’s return comes off the back of recent ITV drama Quiz, which told the story of “coughing” cheat Major Charles Ingram.Major Charles was accused of cheating his way to win the huge jackpot with help from his wife and an audience member, who would cough to signal the right answers.The drama left audiences divided, as many thought that the coughing Major and his wife may be innocent of the crime.Producers pulled the plug on airing the show at the time to investigate the scandal.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, queried why some adverts keep popping up on his phone after he had googled or spoke about a particular topic.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host and Top Gear legend, Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has revealed the reason why he and his girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 46, have been feeling "embarrassed" of people driving by their house at the moment.The Grand Tour presenter has detailed how the couple have been spending their evenings while in the coronavirus lockdown.Jeremy, who has been dating Lisa since 2017, has told The Sun how their neighbours are starting to question if they are "having parties".The Top Gear star explained how they have been "downing" bottles of rose wine, while trying to spot badgers on their farm late at night.Jeremy divulged: "It turns out it’s fantastically boring — you sit huddled in a wood and the only thing you can do is drink, which is