News about Adrian Chiles

HM Revenue & Customs have claimed Stuart Barnes, who is also famously known as 'the voice of rugby', dodged paying tax between 2013 and 2019 whilst he freelanced for Sky TV. The former professional rugby player previously emerged victorious in a legal case against HRMC last year at the First Tier Tribunal. But despite initially avoiding the £695,000 tax bill, HMRC successfully reversed the original verdict at Upper Tribunal on Thursday.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Stand on one leg, please, close your eyes and hum the Marseillaise. Now, without opening your eyes or falling over, your task is to invent a gameshow to sell to 120 countries worldwide. Your time starts . . . now. Ridiculous as it sounds, that's what comedian Alex Horne has achieved with Taskmaster, the TV format that began as a half-baked lark for the Edinburgh Fringe 15 years ago and is now set to enjoy its 18th series. Jack Dee and Rosie Jones are among the latest contestants, in a lineage of more than 100, including Noel Fielding , Shirley Ballas , Katherine Ryan , Bob Mortimer , Adrian Chiles , Mo Farah , Morgana Robinson and Dara O Briain . . . to name just a few of the winners. In the process, it has turned its creator into one of the richest men in the business. Last year Horne earned £7.5 million from his production company Shakey - an increase of £2 million on the previous year. And that's before a virtual reality game launches later this year, with a live stage show also promised.

Adrian Chiles has shared his doubts about himself and Katharine Viner, who's "has to live with him" in the UK's shortage of ADHD drugs. The idea of not having his medicine Elvanse seemed 'horrific,' according to the broadcaster, 56, who was diagnosed with the disease in 2016. According to the NHS website, the country is expected to suffer as a result of the demand pandemic until December, but the dates may be subject to change.

During an appearance on Loose Women on Wednesday, Adrian Chiles admitted to suffering from a binge eating disorder. The television presenter, 56, admitted that if I gave in to my guts, it could be really sad, and that he'keeps eating to avoid feeling guilty later.' Adrian confessed to "probably eating a whole meal" while making dinner before actually sitting down to eat.

After finding a man impersonating him on OnlyFans, Adrian Chiles said he was left 'horrified.' In X-rated snaps, the host, 55, said the influencer had been earning £1,000 per day from eating cruma naked while allowing 'butter drip down his front.' Also said that the imitator, a former Leeds social care worker, had been reading Adrian's books aloud while doing'sex acts on himself,' as shown by him.

Adrian Chiles has admitted that he has doubted whether he has an eating disorder when he sheds light on his 'problematic eating' in a new column. The television presenter, 55, admitted that he has "no off switch" when it comes to food, and that he can only cope with the inability to stop eating by not eating at all. Adrian said that going without food all day until evening means going hungry, and that the 'just can't avoid the issue' only appears once a day.

Adrian Chiles (pictured) is currently reading The Selected Stories Of Mavis Gallant. The writer would like to visit a desert island with something long and beautiful. As a young adult it was Thomas Hardy who awakened in him a love of literature

This week, Rosie Green (pictured) addresses the effects of alcohol use. She claims that the older she gets, the more she sees how alcohol affects our relationships. A 2013 study found alcohol was a factor in 60 per cent of separating couples - 60 per cent!

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Clearing his throat to record the audio tape of his book Spare, how will Harry cope with changing his voice so listeners know he is quoting Charles, William, Camilla and the late Queen? Tim Bentinck, David Archer of Radio 4's The Archers and a veteran of audio books, says doing accents is the most difficult part. Wedness, Harry, who will be providing voice coaching, is that we are introduced to a former actress who might be able to give him some expert advice.

After finding that some sufferers face a lengthy five-year wait for medical attention, Adrian Chiles says he reevaluated his views regarding the effectiveness of medical ADHD care. After being unable to 'focus on anything' for more than 15 seconds, the TV presenter was diagnosed with the condition in 2019. During a recent meeting with a fellow sufferer, his belief that ADHD, a behavioral disorder that often begins in childhood and is characterized by a short attention span and poor impulse control, was quickly treated and broadly diagnosed.