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Sir Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster led the charge of celebs at day one of the Cheltenham Festival on Tuesday. The couple looked eye-catching in tweed blazers, as they cosied up to one another whilst enjoying the first day of the annual racing event. Among other celebrities spotted were Mike Tindall’s rugby podcast co-host James Haskell and his wife Chloe Madeley.

Cheltenham Festival on Tuesday. The designer, 40, put on a chic display in a green tartan midi dress which she teamed up with a navy blazer and a coordinating flat cap.

EXCLUSIVE: Discovery UK & Nordics Boss James Gibbons has talked up the potential BT Sport JV as being an effective marketing tool for the media company’s deep content catalog, allowing subs to “come for the sport, stay for the rest.”

Grand Tour 's long-awaited Scottish special finally hit our screens.

A wealthy Australian entrepreneur has revealed a plan to spend around $350,000 (£190,000) on his ultimate petrolhead funeral, so that when he is eventually laid to rest he will be alongside the love of his life - a rare sports car previously owned by Richard Hammond. Philip Allen told Retromotive magazine that he has already looked into the full cost of being buried with his Morgan Aeromax, of which only 100 were ever made, including his example first owned by the former Top Gear host.

Discovery+ has greenlit its first series with Richard Hammond, in which The Grand Tour star will set up a classic car restoration workshop near his home in Herefordshire, UK.

Grand Tour hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond recently finished up filming in Scotland, and fans have been waiting patiently to find out when they'll be able to see the results.Presenter Jeremy has hinted that the Scotland special will hit our screens this summer.The 60-year-old teased fans that the latest edition of the Amazon Prime Video series may hit screens in June.

Richard Hammond thought he was going to die when he came face to face with a shark “the size of a school bus” whilst filming ‘The Great Escapists’. The 51-year-old television presenter has recalled fearing for his life during a scary experience whilst filming his new series, in which he was left stranded on a desert island with ‘Mythbusters’ star Tory Belleci, where they were tasked with building something to get themselves off the island.

EXCLUSIVE: DriveTribe, the motoring social network founded by The Grand Tour team and with investment from Elisabeth Murdoch and Disney, has warned that it could run out of cash unless it can mount a sustained recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond recently finished up filming in Scotland and Calmac Ferries have given fans a glimpse of what the crew have been up to.

Jeremy Clarkson has accused Nicola Sturgeon of having a “hatred of the English” as the Grand Tour star slammed Scotland’s coronavirus restrictions. The 60-year-old travelled north of the border with TV pals Richard Hammond and James May to film the latest series of the Amazon Prime show.

Grand Tour stars Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May as "model guests" amid rumours of a Covid-19 breaking party.The stars were recently spotted touring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland as they film the newest series of their Amazon Prime series.On Sunday they crossed to the Uists - which are at the centre of a coronavirus cluster of more than 40 cases.The trio, each driving a classic car, began their journey in Edinburgh and finished in North Uist on Wednesday.But after

Highland Perthshire hotel earlier this week. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May were spotted in a Buick, a Lincoln and a Cadillac, whilst filming around the Pitlochry area on Tuesday.

Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond revved up with caravans in the Highlands yesterday – complete with a coronavirus testing centre.They were at picturesque Glentruim filming their show despite heavy downpours.The area is the geographic centre of Scotland and the trio filmed about half a mile from the stone that marks the spot.They arrived on the Glentruim Estate in 70s American cars towing caravans.The group also had some American and Russian cars which they raced around a field.The crew

Top Gear star James May has said he is ‘constantly waiting to be fired’ due to his employment history.The 57-year-old, currently starring in The Grand Tour with long-time colleagues Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond, made the comments while appearing on talkRADIO show Driven’s spin-off podcast Driven Celebrities.Talking to host, Andy Jaye, May told of being sacked from a 1998 TV show, which coincidentally was also named Driven, with motoring journalist Jason Barlow.May said: “The show was

The Grand Tour’s Madagascar special will air later this year after being delayed by coronavirus.

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James May has given his seal of approval to the current Top Gear presenting team, saying it is “almost as good” as the original line-up.