‘Reasons aren’t clear!’ Jeremy Clarkson ‘blocked’ from buying girlfriend Lisa racy gifts

Aaron Rodgers included his rumored ex Shailene Woodley in a reflective post about who he's grateful for on Monday. Rodgers, 38, took to Instagram using the hashtag #MondayNightGratitude and called out "some of the incredibly special people in my life" over the last year. His first tribute was to Woodley.The three-time most valuable player of the NFL and the actress, 30, were engaged for just over a year before reports circulated that the two had called it quits days ago.

Rosie O’Donnell apologized to Priyanka Chopra after having an awkward encounter with the actress at Nobu in Malibu.

Parents place more emphasis on their children being honest and kind than anything else, according to research.A study of 1,000 mums and dads, of children aged up to seven, revealed the key attributes they’d most like their youngsters to develop as they grow up – with honesty, good manners and self-confidence coming out on top.A quarter aspire for their offspring to have a good comprehension of emotions, while half would like their children to learn the art of “being kind to others”.Loyalty, patience, and optimism were also among the traits to feature in the top 20 list parents hope their children will develop.In fact, 79 percent felt it's more important their little ones grow up with a good group of friends, than aspiring to be the next Prime Minister.Claudia Caron, from Thomas & Friends, which commissioned the research, said: “It’s really heart-warming to see how many mums and dads want their child to grow up being kind, honest and independent, over other traits.“It just goes to show that these attributes many take for granted aren’t a given, and are something people want to encourage their little ones to have.”The study also found, for 47 percent of those polled, it’s important their offspring has these attributes, with 58 percent believing it will set them up well for later life.It also emerged nurture trumps nature for 63 percent of mums and dads, as they admit to actively doing things to teach their children these important characteristics.While a quarter think soft skills, such as initiative and organisation, are much more important for children to learn at a young age compared to hard skills, such as reading and writing.Buying books for their children, reading books to educate themselves, and sending their child

Chelsea.Weah is part of a highly-flying Lille side who beat PSG to the Ligue 1 title last season.And the shocks didn't stop there for the French champions as they topped their Champions League group in December.And the Blues drew Lille, at the second time of asking, for the knockout stages of Europe's premier competition.But fans were quick to notice the oddity - and some even theorised he's scoring twice when he lines up against the Blues.One fan joked: "He's scoring 2 today.

The Mirror reports that the company is already hiring a new UK team to oversee its high street comeback, four years after it closed down.The chain's Australian arm last year signed a licence agreement to bring its “digital and physical retail commerce” back to the UK after the chain fell into administration in 2018.In preparation for the comeback of the ages, it has now ramped up its recruitment and plans to relaunch the brand in the next few months.The company dates back to 1985 when it launched in the UK modelling itself as the 'world's first toy supermarket.'Sadly in 2017, the US parent company filed for bankruptcy after debts reached more than £3.5billion.A year later, the iconic toy chain collapsed, closing all of its 100 UK branches and triggering thousands of redundancies.But last year money came again as owner WHP Global signed an agreement with Toys 'R' Us Australia to lead the brand's revival in the UK.WHP Global had previously acquired a controlling interest in Tru Kids, the parent company of the Toys 'R' Us and Babies 'R' Us brands.Toys ‘R’ Us has hired senior buyer James Ford, who helped build Debenhams’ toy arm, for the core Toys 'R' Us business, while Katie Ellis, who has worked for both Toys 'R' Us and Mothercare in the past, and Argos toys buyer Lukasz Jasinski have joined the Babies 'R' US UK team.Toys 'R' Us Australia chief executive Louis Mittoni, who is spearheading the UK launch said: “I’m very excited to welcome over 100 years of retailing experience in our new team, who will lead the relaunch our iconic brand back into the UK market in the next few months."We have an amazing toy and baby buying team, which I believe is the best in the country.“With this team now in place, we’re hitting the ground

Jeremy Clarkson was planning to host a 100 people at his home last night.

“A ten-minute round trip is now taking over an hour due to traffic and parking on the road.”The resident added that it the parking management at the store were telling cars to park on the side of the road.She said that the line of parked cars on the road went on for further than a mile.The AA Traffic News site showed that there were delays on Chipping Norton Road.Also posting earlier today, Jeremy appeared in a video with his colleagues to mark New Year's Eve.Posted on the official Diddly Squat Instagram account, the caption read: "Thank you to everyone who visited. "Happy New Year.See you in March.

JEREMY Clarkson has devastated fans after revealing the temporary closure of his hugely popular Diddly Squat farm shop. After the enormous success of Clarkson's Farm, the Oxfordshire estate has been hugely popular among locals and fans coming from further afield.

Jeremy Clarkson’s farm in Oxfordshire has been hugely successful among locals and fans coming from further afield.This came after the huge success of the presenter’s Amazon Prime Video show Clarkson’s Farm.Airing earlier this year, this followed Jeremy adapting to life as a farmer, and all the trials and tribulations that come with it.The eight-part show was filmed at the former Top Gear host’s farm.Since it aired, the location has become popular among fans who want to pay a visit to his farm shop.However, it’s now been confirmed this will be closing down over the next few months.In a post on Instagram earlier today, the official account announced it was open until the end of December.They penned to their 674,000 followers: “Diddly Squat

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, gave up the city life after he bought himself a farm, documenting his new life in the Amazon original, Clarkson's Farm.Since living a more rural lifestyle, the former Top Gear star has admitted he struggles with doing the same things he used to, including online shopping.Jeremy's life on Diddly Squat Farm went down a huge hit with viewers, with his show being renewed for a second season.The former Top Gear star has also created quite a career from it, making the farm in the Cotswolds a very popular tourist destination, to the dismay of the locals.Writing in his Times column, Jeremy admitted a serious blunder as he tried to get some Christmas shopping done.To start, Jeremy tried to order some art from a gallery in

Jeremy Clarkson was rudely blocked by his internet service provider from gifting his partner any erotic gifts this Christmas.The Grand Tour presenter ordered presents for his loved ones online this year in a bid to avoid ‘unclean people’ out and about at the shops, however, ran into problems thanks to filters on his computer.Detailing his expedition to find his partner of five years Lisa something special, Jeremy penned: ‘I decided, therefore, to begin with women’s fashion, so I visited a site called Net-a-Porter, which, it turns out, sells every single garment ever invented.‘I’m not sure but I reckon there were at least 40,000 jumpers.

Jeremy Clarkson was stopped from treating his girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 47, to anything racy for Christmas Day as he opened up on his struggles in his latest column.The Clarkson's Farm star, 61, revealed he was trying to get his Christmas presents sorted but encountered issues while shopping for Lisa and his family online.He said he was trying to search for women's retailers for Lisa but realised his WiFi was blocking him from any sites "that contains flesh", including Lovehoney, which specialises in erotic guts and lingerie.Jeremy wrote in his column for the Sunday Times: "I decided, therefore, to begin with women’s fashion, so I visited a site called Net-a-Porter, which, it turns out, sells every single garment ever invented."I’m not sure

Clarkson’s Farm’s Kaleb Cooper has shared a special Instagram post on Christmas Day with his 985,000 followers ahead of next year’s new series release.The farming contractor took to Instagram to reflect on the “crazy year” he has had alongside presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 61.He posted a slew of pictures showing countryside landscapes and tractors working on the farm.Two of the snaps featured Jeremy - one of him with Kaleb having a drink at a pub and another of just Jeremy wearing construction gear.Kaleb’s caption read: "Just a few pics of the crazy but amazing year I’ve had.“Would like to thank everyone who has joined me on this journey.“2022 I’m coming for you!”The TV star went on: “So much to look forward to.“Demember dreams don’t work

Jeremy Clarkson's daughter took to Instagram to vent her anguish about the day and even had to return to the shops to relive the "stressful" experience.Emily posted the video commentary on her Instagram in view of her 229,000 followers.She first posted a picture of herself with the caption: "I genuinely believe Channel 4 could make a very compelling TV show out of people parking at the supermarket in the days leading up to Christmas."The social media star then posted her commentary as she got back in her car, after getting some shopping.She said: "Honestly they're watching you get back in the car."Vultures, vultures.They are waiting, they're making eye contact."The videos did not stop at this point with another video following with Emily

Clarkson’s Farm star spoke about how he would be spending his Christmas with the rest of the Cooper clan. Kaleb has become something of a TV star after appearing in Jeremy Clarkson’s hit Amazon series, Clarkson’s Farm. Jeremy, who hosted Top Gear for many years before exiting the show after a well-documented dispute, has since found his footing in the world of farming. The car enthusiast has even been praised by farmers for his show, which sees him attempt to successfully run Diddly Squat Farm, which is located in the Cotswolds.Kaleb, who has helped Jeremy on the farm since he took on the project, shared his Christmas plans in an article for The Sunday Times. The star has admitted to “taking a break” this year from getting up at three in

JEREMY Clarkson's looking lager than life - and it's all down to his new breakfast routine. In a cheeky video showing off his new Hawkstone beer, The Grand Tour star, 61, hilariously sits down to enjoy a pint...

Amazon Prime Video, who announced over the summer that a second series had been commissioned, with production having commenced in late November.

Squid Game, an allegorical drama about a murderous gameshow. Kate Winslet gave perhaps her most nuanced performance as a detective (and grandmother!) in a coal town in Pennsylvania.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, was hospitalised following a dramatic kitchen mishap that saw him accidentally slice "half" his thumb off. He had been warned he could lose use of it if he didn't seek sufficient medical help, and he's glad he did because he's now realising just how much he can't do without it.In his latest column for The Times, the Top Gear legend informed fans of what he had done, and in true Jezza fashion - blunt and bold - uploaded a picture of his bloodied digit wrapped up.He wrote: "There was an awful lot of news to digest last week, but all I could think about was the seemingly never-ending list of things I can't do without a functioning right thumb."I can't operate scissors to get a Covid tester out of its packet.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that he went to hospital after suffering a nightmare kitchen accident in his home.Jeremy, 61, recalled the incident in his latest column, admitting that he had been left in a lot of pain from it.The TV star originally revealed his injury five days ago, sharing a picture of his bloodied thumb wrapped up and simply captioning it: "Ow."Jeremy has now gone into more detail, saying he and girlfriend Lisa Hogan were making chilli-flavoured crisps for his Diddly Squat Farm.However, it all went wrong when he decided to use a mandolin to slice potatoes, which caused him to slice his hand open.Jeremy wrote in his Sunday Times column: "Lisa noticed that under the mandolin, among the slices of potato, there was a piece of