Alexandrina Sherman

Who Wants to be a Millionaire coughing cheat Charles Ingram has put the scandal and shame behind him to live the life of a country gent on an estate owned by the Duke of Somerset.

The former army major, who was convicted of deception to pocket the £1million jackpot prize in 2001 with the help of an accomplice who ‘coughed’ to indicate the right answer, lives a quiet life on a farm with his wife Diana.

Ingram rents an annex to a 18th century farmhouse overlooking cattle sheds and grain barns in the village of Maiden Bradley on the border of Wiltshire and Somerset.The picturesque property is in West Wiltshire Downs, which is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Although his home is on a sprawling dairy farm he plays no role in farming and is instead a paying tenant of the Duchy of Somerset.Ingram, then aged 38, amazed audiences in 2001 when he scooped the top prize on the ITV primetime show while answering erratically to host Chris Tarrant’s questions.

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Chris Tarrant has teased that he has no plans for a TV comeback, with him having now opened up about what he would rather be doing than working away in a studio.

The broadcaster, 77, is best known for having fronted shows like Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, from 1998 to 2014, and Tiswas, from 1974 to 1981. He’s also a former host of the radio show Capital Breakfast, having been part of its presenting line-up from 1987 until his departure in 2004.

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Chris Tarrant has teased that he has no plans to return to television as he has now revealed what he would rather be doing than working in the studio.

The 77-year-old TV presenter is best known for hosting shows such as ” Who Wants to be a Millionaire?”. from 1998 to 2014 and Tiswas from 1974 to 1981. He is also a former host of the Capital Breakfast radio show , being a part of it from 1987 until his departure in 2004.

Speaking to the Daily Star he said: “I spent 50 years of my life in one studio or another. I really don’t want to go back and do it all again. I definitely don’t want to do a game. show again, or a chat show, or anything like that.” The publication adds that he “only signs up for shows that he’s really interested in.”

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Rod Stewart is well-known for his decades-long music career, but he is also the patriarch of a large, blended family.

The rock legend shares eight children with five mothers. He is a father to four daughters — Sarah, 59, Kimberly, 44, Ruby, 36, and Renee, 31 — and four sons — Sean, 43, Liam, 29, Alastair Wallace, 18, and Aiden Patrick, 13.

Stewart welcomed his eldest child, Sarah, with ex-girlfriend Susannah Boffey. He shares daughter Kimberly and son Sean with his ex-wife Alana Stewart, and daughter Ruby with his ex-girlfriend Kelly Emberg. While married to ex-wife Rachel Hunter, Stewart had two more children, Renee and Liam. He welcomed his two youngest kids, sons Alastair and Aiden, with his current wife Penny Lancaster, whom he wed in 2007.

Stewart is also a grandfather to Kimberly’s daughter Delilah and Ruby’s son Otis.

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Sir Rod Stewart won’t be slowing down.

In his 79th year, he continues to lead a busy year at full throttle. Highlights for 2024 include his 200th performance at a Las Vegas residency, an ongoing world tour and a new swing album.

“Swing Fever” is a collaboration with Jools Holland and the talk show host’s rhythm and blues orchestra that explores some timeless tunes from the big band era, such as “Pennies From Heaven,” “Lullaby of Broadway” and “Sentimental Journey.”
Stewart, no newcomer to the American songbook, approached Holland with one request: “I’m not going to do slow songs,” Stewart said. “I want an upbeat fun song, which is what we need in these dark times we’re living in.”

Stewart expressed gratitude by performing songs created at a time when songwriting was a specific job, even before bands wrote their own.Holland , who began his career in the 1980s band Squeeze, joked about how the paradigm has changed.

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Chris Tarrant’s name may have become a household name thanks to his appearance on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” But now the veteran TV host only signs up for shows he’s really interested in.

Chris Tarrant isn’t keen to take on lots of TV work these days and only signs up for shows that he’s really excited about.

At 77, he says work is no longer a priority for him and he’s taking things easy. And that means he’s ruling out another stint on a game show.He told the Daily Star Sunday: “I spent 50 years of my life in studios of one sort or another. I really don’t want to go back and do all that again.

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James, 61, returned to screens alongside his movie colleagues Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson in the latest Grand Tour special on Amazon Prime called Sand Job.

In the full-length episode, the trio travels to Mauritania in West Africa, but James was criticized over a recent joke on the program.

“The Sand Job” is the penultimate episode of the program after the hosts decided to cancel the program.

However, at the very last minute they managed to cause more controversy.

One disgruntled fan was left moaning at James on X – earlier on Twitter – over comments he made on the program about the US state of Florida.

During the episode, James visited the local library, where the tour guide gave some explanations for what the TV host was reading.

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