A major revamp of the Highway Code to boost protection for cyclists and pedestrians comes into force today (Saturday) amid concern that millions of drivers are unaware of the changes.
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Ben Shephard was left in fits of laughter after a Tipping Point contestant incorrectly claimed the Loch Ness monster was a type of snake.
Contestant Josh was asked to name the native British snake, which is a member of the viper family, that has red eyes and a ‘distinctive zig zag pattern’ on the ITV show, the Mirror reports.
The student from Manchester was certain he knew the answer to this one, so he slammed the buzzer first.
But as the camera panned round to him, he then claimed that the answer was Nessie.
Host Ben was left in stitches at the answer and struggled to regain his composure as he revealed the answer was in fact an adder.
On the show, which aired on Wednesday, Ben asked: "A member of the viper family, which native British snake has red eyes and a distinct zig-zag type pattern?”
Josh, who at that time had £0 banked, said: "The Loch Ness monster."
A giggling Ben then said: "It's not the loch ness monster no. Which native British snake has red eyes and a distinctive zig-zag type pattern down its back? Not Loch Ness no.
"Adder, that's what I was looking for. I enjoyed your answer far more though.”
Supposed sightings of the mythical Scottish sea creature appear to have grown in recent years.
In November last year, a Loch Ness monster hunter captured new images he believes to show the beast.
Eoin O’Faodhagin claims to have spotted something dipping beneath the waters as a cruise ship approached on Loch Ness.
In the footage, a boat appears to approach a shape in the water which then ‘dives under’ according to him.
A major revamp of the Highway Code to boost protection for cyclists and pedestrians comes into force today (Saturday) amid concern that millions of drivers are unaware of the changes.
Good Morning Britain and Tipping Point host Ben Shephard enjoyed some gentle exercise walking in the winter sunshine with his wife Annie. Ben, 47, cheekily joked that the picture showed that the pair had “hit peak middle age” as they clutched flasks of hot tea during their stroll.
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Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway fought back tears as the Good Morning Britain presenters opened Thursday’s show with the news that beloved former Isla Caton has died at the age of seven. Isla’s tragic death from cancer had been announced by her parents on social media. Isla, from Essex, was diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of cancer, when she was just two years old.
Ben Shephard enjoyed an afternoon off with his wife Annie on Thursday, and revealed they took advantage of the sunny weather by going out for a walk.MORE: Ben Shephard reveals recent health struggleHowever, he joked that they had "hit peak middle age" after deciding to take flasks of tea with them to keep them warm while they walked. WATCH: Ben Shephard shares rare clip of wife at Christmas"It’s happened - we’ve hit peak middle age. Went for a walk with @mrsannieshephard in the afternoon sunshine, and we took flasks of tea! So Rock n Roll! #sorrynotsorry," Ben captioned the photo, which showed him clutching a blue flask as his wife drank her tea while walking alongside him.But far from judging them, many of Ben’s followers were envious of his leisurely afternoon, including Gaby Roslin, who asked if she could join the Good Morning Britain host for a walk soon.
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