Jeremy Clarkson set for ITV return later this year as he lands another series of hit quiz show
The presenter and journalist, 65, has appeared in programmes such as Top Gear, The Grand Tour and Clarkson's Farm.
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In 2018, Jeremy became the host of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire.
Viewers will soon have new episodes to enjoy - as the beloved game show has been renewed for another series.
In addition, Millionaire will be returning to ITV and ITVX this autumn, with five new episodes.
Contestants take part hoping to win a life-changing £1 million jackpot.
To help them along the way, they have four lifelines - Ask the Audience, 50/50, Phone A Friend and Ask the Host.
A recent episode saw Jeremy left stunned as he estimated one contestant lost "the biggest amount of money in Millionaire history".
University Challenge alum Nicholas Bennett, from West Hampstead, breezed through several questions with relative ease.
He soon faced the £1 million jackpot question - with the benefit of having two lifelines intact.
Jeremy asked him: "Which of these words, each coined by a famous writer, was derived from the tale of of a fairytale about three princes?"
Meanwhile, the options were A) Pandemonium, B) Serendipity, C) Utopia and D) Yahoo.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire's Jeremy Clarkson left stunned as contestant makes 'show history'
Nicholas had an early hunch that it may be Yahoo but wasn't certain.
He opted to use his Ask the Host lifeline, only for Jeremy to also be uncertain.
After using Phone A Friend, he selected Yahoo - only to learn the right answer was Serendipity.
Elsewhere, Jeremy sold his giant new £85,000 Lamborghini tractor - just months after buying it for Diddly Squat Farm.
The hit Prime Video documentary follows Jeremy running his farm in the Cotswolds - helped by a memorable supporting cast.
He offloaded the tractor at an auction and told others it had been dogged by numerous electrical problems.
Who has won the jackpot on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire has offered hundreds of hopeful contestants the chance to become millionaires, but there has only been a handful of lucky winners.
There have only been five real winners so far on the show as Charles Ingram, who was the third winner of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? in 2001, had his claim to the prize thrown out because of cheating allegations.
The official winners are...
Judith Keppel
In 2000, garden designer Judith Keppel made quiz show history as she became the first ever winner of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. Judith is also the only woman ever to have won the million-pound prize.
David Edwards
Former physics teacher David became the second contestant to win the top prize in April 2001. Following his success, Edwards went on to compete in both series of Are You an Egghead? in 2008 and 2009.
Robert Brydges
Oxford-educated banker Robert became the third Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? champion when he won the quiz show several moths after David in 2001. Robert has stayed out of the limelight since his win.
Pat Gibson
World champion Irish quiz player Pat won the show in 2004. Amazingly Pat had TWO of his lifelines still available for his final question, something no other winner has managed.
Ingram Wilcox
Ingram came close to losing on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? in 2006 as he had used all his lifelines up at the £32,000 mark, but in a shocking twist he went on to scoop the jackpot.
Farm manager Kaleb Cooper, 26, was gobsmacked at the size of the Lambo he chose.
An engineer who saw Jeremy, Kaleb and a film crew at the sale in Sutton, near Ely, Cambs, said: 'He was right next to his huge tractor.
'It was great to see him. I'm a fan.
'I watched every Top Gear with my dad and watch the Clarkson's Farm with my son.'
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'This will be a huge challenge for me physically, but I'm ready to rise to it,' said Nairn. 'It's a surreal and wonderful opportunity to shed one of my left feet.' Vicky Pattison – presenter, author and reality star She was crowned Queen of the Jungle on I'm a Celebrity… in 2015, but can she do the same on Strictly? Pattison first came to prominence on Geordie Shore but has since carved out an impressive career making documentaries, writing bestselling novels and memoirs and taking part in reality endurance challenges such as Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins and Arctic Challenge for Comic Relief. She's also a radio and podcast presenter. 'I'm absolutely buzzing to be part of this year's line-up... but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't terrified,' Pattison said. 'I am not a natural dancer. However, it's such an amazing opportunity for me to step out of my comfort zone and to challenge myself in a completely new way, and I just really hope I don't make too much of a fool of myself.' 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Daily Mail
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Has Strictly FINALLY lost its sparkle? Bookies slash odds of show being cancelled as fans complain about 'boring' cast and fewer women than men sign up after abuse scandals
Strictly Come Dancing was once the jewel in the crown of Saturday night TV with millions of viewers tuning into see their favourite celebrities compete in glamorous costumes for the glitter ball trophy. But now, ahead of the show's upcoming series, bookies are offering odds as low as 8-1 the programme with be the last ever following multiple controversies, a lacklustre line-up of Z-list stars and less women than men agreeing to take part and with good reason. The long-running BBC series has truly lost its sparkle after former contestant Wynne Evans, 53, was accused of inappropriate behaviour and forced to apologise for making an unacceptable sexual remark on stage at a press event, which led to him resigning from the Strictly tour. In 2023, actress Amanda Abbington, 51, complained about professional dancer Giovanni Pernice, 34, being 'unnecessary, abusive, cruel and mean' during their rehearsals which she said caused her to quit midway through the season. And in the same year, former Love Island contestant Zara McDermott, 28, was left 'incredibly distressed' following her experience in the training room with Graziano Di Prima, 31, who admitted to kicking the documentary maker, resulting in his axing. Now, it appears that female celebrities are too terrified to sign up, with six women appearing on the cast this year compared to nine males, and bosses have certainly lowered the previously high bar with who they allow to take part. The cast this year includes several former reality stars such as Love Island winner Dani Dyer, ex-Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison, Apprentice candidate Tom Skinner, RuPaul's Drag Race runner-up La Voix, and Gladiator Harry Aikines-Aryeetey. Strictly bosses previously banned influencers and reality stars from taking part with now the likes of former Apprentice contestant Tom, who was fired by Lord Sugar in 2019, deemed famous enough to compete, with one Daily Mail reader saying: 'More than half are not celebrities.' And the disappointing line-up hasn't gone unnoticed as thousands of Strictly fans took to platform X to voice their criticisms, with one writing: 'The bottom of the barrel has been well and truly scraped.' Another said: 'The Strictly line-up is complete and it's truly abysmal' as another person wrote: 'This is without a doubt the worst starting line-up. Wondering if the past two years has caused so much damage to its reputation. Is this the beginning of the end?' 'Safe to say this is the worst Strictly line-up of all time,' another user posted. John Hughes commented: 'One of the weakest, most uninspiring 'celebrity' line-ups in years. The show is still having difficulty signing up female contestants, it seems, following previous scandals with male pros. 'Time for Strictly to be rested as a result series and have three or four specials per year?' Commenting on the mundaneness of the cast this year, another user on X said: 'They should do some kind of study to see if the Strictly line-up really does get less glamorous every time because like?' The long-running BBC series has truly lost its sparkle after Wynne Evans was accused of inappropriate behaviour and forced to apologise for making an unacceptable sexual remark (pictured 2025) A TV source added: 'Strictly isn't the show it used to be. It has been hit by scandal after scandal and now it's impossible for it to recover. 'Bosses used to be very particular about the lineup but now celebrities who have previously been on a host of shows, even winning I'm A Celeb in Vicky's case, have been recruited. 'The lack of women in the cast this year says it all, females are afraid to take part due to the controversies of recent years while few changes have been made to ensure safety in the training rooms. 'It's sad because the show was once so loved by viewers of all ages but there's an unavoidable darkness now and insiders even believe this could be the last ever series.' It comes after Strictly was hit with drug allegations after two of the show's stars were allegedly caught taking cocaine and it was widely talked about among the cast. The BBC has launched an investigation this month into the alleged drug taking while last week the Sun on Sunday reported that a 10-year show veteran was previously offered cocaine by one of its stars at a wild party. It's the second successive year where less female contestants have signed up to Strictly after fewer women joined the line-up in 2024. There were nine male celebrities and only six women after Amanda spoke on her experiences having competed on the show. Former Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison has signed up to the upcoming Strictly series after previously winning ITV's I'm A Celeb During an interview on Channel 4 News in July last year, Amanda described the aftermath of her time on Strictly as 'brutal' and 'unforgiving' after she and her family received death threats from Giovanni fans. She said: 'There were five or six people previous to me that had the same experience. 'It was unnecessary and when it was getting thrown at me I would shut down. I have been in abusive situations before so I recognised the red flags so I would shut down and I wouldn't be able to do the job because I felt attacked... It was not conducive to a happy environment.' TV presenter Laura Whitmore, who was partnered with Giovanni in 2016, said she felt 'broken' and 'cried everyday' during her time on the show as she supported Amanda with her claim against the Italian pro dancer last year. Following a BBC investigation, six of Amanda's allegations towards Giovanni were upheld and he was cleared on 11 out of 17, and has since gone onto win the Italian version of the competition with his now girlfriend Bianca Guaccero. This year's cast also includes EastEnders actress Balvinder Sopal, Game of Thrones star Kristian Nairn, Lioness Karen Carney, Lorraine Showbiz correspondent Ross King and influencer Ellie Goldstein, who made history when she became the first model with Down syndrome to cover British Vogue magazine. Rugby player Chris Robshaw, Neighbours actor Stefan Dennis, YouTuber George Clarke, Doctor Who actress Alex Kingston, and sportsman Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink will also be taking to the Strictly ballroom next month. BBC bosses will be praying for an unforgettable series to give the show its sparkle back.
The Sun
27 minutes ago
- The Sun
I've found a Center Parcs alternative that's cheaper at just £40 a night – it has a farm & looks like a Robin Hood set
A SAVVY mum has claimed to have found a 'beautiful' Center Parcs alternative that's "less than half the price." So if you want to get away with your little darlings this summer but can't afford to splash too much cash, then you'll need to check this out. 6 6 6 6 While the cost of a Center Parcs break can vary massively depending on the location, time of year and the type of accommodation, during the school summer holidays, families can expect to pay upwards of £899 for a summer break. But according to this bargain hunter, she has found a much cheaper location that is just £40 per person per night. Not only is the more affordable alternative set in a gorgeous forest in Nottinghamshire, but there's plenty for kids to do - there's a large swimming pool, a petting zoo and of course hot tubs too. Posting on social media, a content creator who posts under the username 'Bored With Kids' gave her followers a close-up look at her recent trip to Sherwood Castle Holiday Forest. The mother and her sons had 'a lovely break' whilst staying at the 'little woodland lodges,' which are said to 'offer visitors a chance to step into a world where history and fantasy intertwine.' The lodges are set amidst the whispering trees of the ancient forest, ensuring guests wake up to the serene sounds of nature. Thrilled with her recent stay, the mother said: 'If you're looking for a cheap Center Parcs alternative, then this could be right up your street - we spent three nights here for just under £500 or £40 per person per night. 'It is heavily influenced by its location near Sherwood Forest and by the film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves - there are loads of original props from the movie here, including the actual reception.' Thrilled with the accommodation, the mother continued: 'The woodland lodges have hot tubs and are pretty similar to the Center Parcs ones with the layout - we even had a log burner here, which was lovely at night. 'Plus you have tennis, bowling and swimming available before 5pm - you can actually book out the whole pool for yourselves if you wanted.' This holiday park is like Center Parcs, Haven and Butlin's in one Not only this, but there's also a petting zoo, a mini golf course and a large playground too. According to the holiday forest's website, this resort will enable kids to 'release their energy,' whilst ensuring 'every member of the family is catered to.' How to survive six weeks of school summer holidays IF you are struggling with the six week summer holidays, you've come to the right place... BATTLING BOREDOM: Despite hours of activities and playdates, if your kids are already complaining there's nothing to do, parenting expert Liat Hughes Joshi says: 'Don't feel you have to organise every second of the holidays. Kids benefit from boredom and learn to make their own fun. 'Boredom can trigger creative and imaginative play but you need to encourage kids to get used to not being told how to spend their time. 'Ride out the pleas of boredom. Counter it with comments such as, 'What do you think you could do?' and maybe have a list of 'I'm bored' activity ideas on the fridge.' SCREEN OVERLOAD: It's tempting during the holidays to rely on a digital babysitter but don't let them gawp their whole summer away in front of a screen. Liat says: 'It's unfair to expect older kids to power down but it's important to set some ground rules. 'Set family tech rules together. If you're often distracted by your phone, follow the rules too. Maybe tell the kids they aren't allowed any screen time until they've done set chores, some exercise, or a board game. 'Are there times when you'd like to ban screens completely? Perhaps during dinner or when they have friends over to visit. 'Tech is a battleground for parents, but you have to set boundaries. Stand firm and be prepared to be unpopular.' TOO MUCH TOGETHERNESS: You love your kids, but being with them 24/7 can be exhausting. Do not feel guilty if you need a bit of downtime. Liat says: 'If you're juggling work and household tasks as well as occupying the kids, it's normal to start feeling overwhelmed or jaded and in need of some peace. 'If you can't afford or don't want to send your kids to all-day camps, look for free kids' workshops so you can get on with jobs or have a break for a couple of hours. 'Seeking a spell of quiet every now and then doesn't make you a bad parent — in fact it will probably make you more positive and enthusiastic when you are with the kids.' SCHEDULING CONFLICT: Schedules can go out the window during holidays, but late nights and early mornings can mean tired and unhappy children. Dr Tamara Bugembe, paediatrician and founder of says: 'Children get grumpy, test boundaries and become challenging when routines are broken. 'Sticking to some kind of routine during the holidays is a good idea. 'We release hormones at different times of the day and when regular meal times and bed times are broken, it causes dips and peaks in mood. 'Holidays are about having fun but an early night once or twice a week will make everyone happier.' EXCESS ENERGY: Make sure kids get out in the fresh air to tire them out — and make them healthier and happier. Dr Bugembe says: 'Sunshine also tops up vital vitamin D levels which helps improve bone strength and energy levels in children. Our levels run low in winter so let the kids stock up in warmer weather. 'Letting them run around in shorts and a T-shirt is the best way to top up. Make sure they're wearing sun cream, get outside and have fun. 'Encourage them to try healthy habits such as cycling and walking. They'll hopefully get hooked and want to carry them on when the weather gets colder.' As well as being affordable, thanks to the extensive range of family-friendly amenities and activities, it's said to be 'the ideal destination for a memorable getaway.' Clearly overjoyed with the fantastic, fun staycation destination, the mother concluded: 'It is less than half the price of the cheapest Center Parcs lodge, it's in a beautiful location and there are loads of lovely places to visit nearby.' Social media users react The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @ bored_with_kids, has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly racked up 163,600 views, 1,235 likes and 58 comments. Social media users were left open-mouthed by the 'great' holiday destination, which is great for those looking to cut costs on flights and spend time in the UK this summer. One person said: 'Looks great.' Another added: 'This place looks great and brilliant price.' Top Hacks for Holidaying with Kids IF you've got plans to go on holiday with your little ones this summer, here's some advice to take on board. Plan Ahead: Book accommodations with family-friendly amenities. Research kid-friendly attractions and activities. Make travel arrangements that accommodate your children's schedules. Pack Smart: Create a packing checklist to ensure you don't forget essentials. Pack a mix of familiar and new toys to keep kids entertained. Bring snacks, extra clothes, and emergency supplies in your carry-on. Travel Comfort: Use neck pillows and blankets for a more comfortable journey. Download movies, games, and music on tablets or phones. Schedule travel during nap times or overnight to maximise sleep. Stay Organized: Use packing cubes to keep clothes and items sorted. Keep important documents, like passports and tickets, in a dedicated folder. Utilise apps for itinerary management and navigation. Engage and Entertain: Plan interactive activities like scavenger hunts or travel journals. Explore local parks, playgrounds, and kid-friendly museums. Involve kids in trip planning to get them excited and engaged. Maintain Routine: Stick to regular meal and sleep times as much as possible. Bring along comfort items, like favorite blankets or stuffed animals. Allow for downtime to avoid overstimulation. Stay Flexible: Be prepared to adjust plans based on your children's needs and moods. Embrace the unexpected and make the most of impromptu moments. Keep a positive attitude to set the tone for a fun and memorable trip. These hacks can help make your holiday with kids smoother, more enjoyable, and will ensure that you return home with wonderful memories! Meanwhile, a third asked: 'Is it dog friendly?' In response, the savvy influencer responded and shared: 'It is.' Meanwhile, one user snapped: 'That's not cheap.' To this, the content creator wrote back and shared: 'It's cheaper than Centre Parcs.' Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club 6 6
