JAMES MAY has said Top Gear didn't need to end the way it did after the popular BBC show came to an end after a punch scandal.

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Despite his early successes, UK-based entrepreneur Steven Bartlett, 32, has suffered multiple recent career blows.

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The UK is bracing for a Scandinavian snow bomb set to unleash a 96-hour blizzard across the nation. Weather maps indicate a deep freeze from Scandinavia blanketing the country from February 8 to ...

May explores the stories of Christopher Columbus, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Captain James Cook in a new Channel 5 series.

An IT glitch on Friday left Barclays bank users unable to access their accounts on the final day of January, which was the ...

Catherine, the Princess of Wales, is said to view early years education as her ‘life’s work’ – could she soon join forces ...

Back in 2015, Top Gear came to a sudden halt when the BBC elected not to renew Clarkson's contract for a "fracas" with ...

Top Gear icon James May believes his departure from the hit motoring show could have been dodged, despite Jeremy Clarkson's ...

Top Gear was once the Holy Grail of petrolhead TV. Three middle-aged blokes mucking about with cars, blowing things up, and ...