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He added that as he turned 62, he was scared of dying as it “cannot be that far away”. The star said, instead of hiding away, he plans to “go to the pub”. He concluded by saying that death doesn’t frighten him as much as “it should”.Jeremy is best known for hosting motoring shows Top Gear and The Grand Tour. Both programmes were filmed alongside co-hosts Richard Hammond and James May. The star also writes weekly columns for The Sunday Times and The Sun. Clarkson has hosted the revived ITV game show Who Wants To Be a Millionaire, replacing former host Chris Tarrant.The second season of his Amazon Prime show, Clarkson’s Farm has been renewed. 

“I remember once somebody said ‘I saw a child crying on their show’, well yeah go to a kids party, kids cry you know, they fall over and stuff.He added: “We had this famous incident where, I decided we would have a celebrity cage, instead of normal members of the public we pelted with rubbish, let’s get celebrities in there.“We had Status Quo, a rock band from America called Goldie and the Gingerbreads, Lemmy from Motorhead and the late splendid John Peel, the cage was rammed.“We pelted them with whatever and then I’m doing a sketch with Lenny and I suddenly thought that’s marijuana, I, a producer of a children’s show and somebody is smoking a spliff.”When asked “Did you find out who it was?”, Chris said: ”Yes, basically Lenny and I were doing the sketch, he was dressed up as a waiter and Lenny was like ‘where are you going’ and I said forget it and just pelted the cage with water and the offending item was put out.“I can’t tell you who it was… Rick Parfitt.”Tiswas, which stood for Today Is Saturday: Watch And Smile, ran between 1974 and 1982 with Chris at the helm for seven of those years.Featuring a stitch-together of competitions, film clips, pop promos and comedy sketches, the show left kids howling with laughter across eight series.Chris was joined by co-host Sally James as well as a young Sir Lenny Henry and occasional appearances from comedians such as Jim Davidson.Chris believes censors would pour cold water all over Tiswas today because of how some of the guests were treated.A popular segment on the show was “The Cage”, where, usually, a child in the audience who had applied, would be locked up and periodically doused in water.It became so popular that the 100th show featured several hundred fans lining the

Ukraine, including a recently-born baby.

Priti Patel, who has served as Home Secretary since 2019, is already facing backlash to her plan which involves shipping asylum seekers all the way to Rwanda after they have already arrived in the UK. Jeremy Clarkson has suggested that the “extremely pretty” African country is still a better alternative than “the damp basement of a Lancashire terraced house” in the UK. Jeremy, 62, had a rather unusual take on the plan proposed by the Home Secretary, 50, comparing it to a game of Snakes and Ladders. However, he also seemed to take the view that things could be worse for the asylum seekers fleeing from hardship in their own countries.  “It’s not the end of the world,” the Clarkson’s Farm presenter suggested.

Anne Hegerty, who is known for her role as The Governess on The Chase, to be one of his phone a friends on the celebrity edition of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?, which aired last month.

Anne Hegerty, who is known for her role as The Governess on The Chase, was asked by a famous pal to be his phone a friend on the celebrity edition of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?.

I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!.Since then, his former campmate and The Chase quizzer Anne Hegerty has spoken to Express.co.uk about her biggest regret whilst on the show, which involves Harry's legendary showbiz stories. When asked if she kept in touch with any of her I’m A Celebrity pals at the ITV Palooza red carpet, The Chase’s ‘The Governess’ revealed that they still communicated via a WhatsApp group chat, and that they had remained good friends. Anne, 63, admitted that she’d even agreed to do a special favour for Harry ahead of his Who Wants to be a Millionaire? appearance. The former football manager sadly crashed out of the competition early, but Anne revealed that she was set up to be his ‘phone a friend’ on the series. The

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has opened up about his latest venture into selling beer as well as how he hopes to help combat climate change.

Jeremy Clarkson has been sharing updates on his house move over the past year as builders have been working on his dream home.

Jeremy Clarkson began designing his new home almost a decade ago and it is still not finished.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host said he is currently living in the "smallest cottage in Britain", while work on his new property continues at a very slow pace.The 61-year-old lives and works on Diddly Squat farm in the Cotswolds, as seen in his popular Amazon series Clarkson's Farm.The father-of-three, who shares three grown up children with his ex wife Frances Cain, lives with his girlfriend of four years Lisa Hogan.Jeremy pointed out that building your own home is a very long process and is far from idyllic in his latest newspaper article.In the meantime, the 6ft 4in star is living in much smaller accommodation and joked that he is able

The Chase star Jenny Ryan, 39, has landed a cheeky jibe at the Clarkson's Farm star days after he said he had "never heard" of her colleague Anne Hegerty.

Jeremy Clarkson has admitted he is fearful of the “woke army” coming after him for saying something out of line.This has led The Grand Tour presenter to begin “editing himself” when he’s out and about.Jeremy has never been one to shy away from sharing his opinions as the outspoken presenter of several shows.However, the broadcaster recently made an admission about how he has been “editing” himself.This comes amid worries over cancel culture as the presenter reacted to Sir Tom Stoppard’s comments this week.The playwright opened up to the BBC about how “free speech” has begun to be eroded.Sir Tom said: “50 years ago, it seemed to me that the freedom to say what you like within the constraints of the law of the land, was the freedom on which

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? presenter Jeremy Clarkson is no stranger when it comes to saying what is really on his mind and his latest social media outburst is no different.

One of the star’s followers posted a picture of people queuing outside of his shop.They penned: “The power of television: young couples queuing to get into @JeremyClarkson's farm shop…”The Grand Tour host then replied, pointing out how he thinks the success is actually down to his shop.He hit back: “Or the power of a lovely little shop.”Jeremy’s tweet was liked over 5,000 times with many of his followers pointing out how much they love it.One wrote: “My son brought the grandchildren to visit before the show aired and the ensuing mayhem they loved it.”“The avocados and pineapples that I got from you this morning were absolutely fabulous @JeremyClarkson,” added a second.A third penned: “Nothing wrong with a local family run business good on

Gogglebox.Tonight’s episode was not different as Alice mocked her wife over her appearance on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? with Jeremy Clarkson.The topic came up as they watched Jeremy presenting the latest episode of the quiz show.Clare said after a tense moment on the show: “I think what makes this one so much more difficult, honestly, is the lighting and the music and the sitting in that bl**dy stool.”Alice then teased her wife and said: “Is that why you were so bad when you went on it?“Was that what it was? Was it the lighting and the stool? Is that what made you forget your middle name?”“Yes, and cry all through Christmas,” replied Clare laughing.Alice continued: “Oh it was terrible, it ruined Christmas when you went on this.

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? presenter Jeremy Clarkson last year turned his hand to farming, despite having no previous experience.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has spoken out on the trials and tribulations of sheep farming, after taking on his own herd at his Cotswolds estate.The Grand Tour star insists the public should have “more respect” for farmers such as Amanda Owen, 46, who stars in Our Yorkshire Farm, which is filmed on Upper Swaledale, near Keld, Yorkshire.Opening up on his thoughts towards Amanda and her husband Clive Owen, 66, who run and live on Ravenseat farm with their nine children, Jeremy said: “We should have more respect for them than we do.“It’s really hard work sheep farming and there up in Keld, Ravenseat, in the Yorkshire Dales and it’s really hard work.“I only have 78 [sheep] and I’m in the Cotswolds which is not hard to get about, but the sheep want to

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has given his followers on Twitter an exciting update about the next series of The Grand Tour.The outspoken presenter replied to a fan inquiring about his absence from his Diddly Squat Farm as he let slip about the filming news.Fans of Jeremy will have been wondering what the star is up to after he was absent from his usual weekend paper columns.Now the presenter has given viewers an update on social media.This came after one follower reached out to the former Top Gear presenter when they visited his farm shop.Sharing pictures with his young daughter, the fan urged Jeremy to come and meet them.They penned: “@JeremyClarkson Come and say hello Jezza.”The presenter was quick to reply, clarifying his absence from the

Radio Times.He went on to add: "We have a lovely relationship on and off-camera. I caught up with her the other day and she’s delighted it’s coming back.“She’s a real quiz legend as the first person to have won one million on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? - and the only woman."Banter is a big part of the show and the chat that the Eggheads have.

Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? last year, alongside Piers Morgan for the Christmas special of the show.The Diversity star stormed his way to win £150,000 for a charity of his choice, and has now revealed to Express.co.uk his nerves prior to taking part in the quiz show.He shared: “I was really happy because I think in my own head, I was so shocked that I was on the same show as Piers Morgan. “Everyone was saying to me, 'This guy [Piers] is going to go in there, he’s going to smash it'.”Piers walked away with a £1,000, after taking a gamble on an answer about Formula One and later donated £15,000 of his own money to charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers.However, when he was listening to Piers’ answers, Jordan began to feel disheartened as he did