News about Bob Mortimer

After an eerie vision during surgery, Bob Mortimer has revealed a white light at the end of a tunnel and no longer worries about death. After finding that 95 percent of his arteries were blocked, the comedian, 64, was hospitalized for 32 minutes. Bob, who also suffers with rheumatoid arthritis, had an accident during which recovery made him believe in life after death.

After motorists used his driveway to turn their cars around, Bob Mortimer has been given permission to install new gates at his £1.3 million home in Kent. The comedian, 64, lives in a semi-detached Victorian house on a secluded road in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, with his wife Lisa Matthews. But after locals began using his driveway as a turning point, he applied to install large metal gates.

After the 'worst health year' of his life, Bob Mortimer has revealed his 'terrible' fear that he will never run again. Doctors have told the comedian, 64, that he has lost 20% of muscle function. After suffering from shingles, Bob's health diminished dramatically, causing the same virus that causes chickenpox.

Mortimer will appear on the television show that follows Reeves, whose real name is Jim Moir, and Nancy Sorrell's 'ornithological journey' studying birds around the UK. Moir, 64, has revealed that he does not speak much to his long-running sidekick Mortimer. However, fans can breathe a sigh of relief as the double-act revives for the festive episode in Penshurst Place in Kent, which will be broadcast on Sky Arts at 8 p.m. on December 20.

The Daily Mail's Weekend magazine has reached yet another magnificent milestone - this month we turn 30! We asked you to share our top ten TV shows so we could compile our definitive list of the 100 Greatest TV Shows voted for by you.

Since Lee Mack stepped in to host Gone Fishing this week after Bob Mortimer was struck down by sickness, he has divided audiences. Bob, 64, and Paul Whitehouse, 65, stars on the immensely popular BBC Two show, where they embark on fishing adventures around the UK and recount hilarious tales from their lives. Despite being struck down by shingles, Bob was unable to visit Burgh Island in Devon for Sunday's episode.

This week, the highly popular BBC Two show, hosted by Bob and Paul Whitehouse, is expected to have had a huge shake-up due to a string of illnesses. After being struck down by shingles, Bob, 64, was reportedly unable to visit Burgh Island in Devon to film Sunday's episode.

According to new British studies, the pair's relaxing hobby on Gone Fishing provides the ultimate boost to men's mental stability. More than 1,700 men were surveyed about their hobbies and lifestyle, and regular anglers were 17 percent less likely to suffer with depression and anxiety, according to scientists from three UK universities. According to experts, the benefits are due to the physical exertion involved in catching fish, as well as regular exposure to so-called 'blue space' - such as rivers and lakes, which have been shown to improve mental stability.

Beach huts have become a symbol of the British coast, and some are so popular with Brits that they are willing to fork out hundreds of thousands of pounds just to own one. They were originally used to produce clothes as well as other beachside implements, but not intended to be lived in when they first appeared in the mid-18th century. However, a recent series of luxurious beach huts has tried to reimagine the tiny colorful shed-like buildings into something more luxurious, giving people a place to stay overnight. A group of huts in Bournemouth recently went on auction for more than £400,000, though others in the UK's varied from £100,000 to £300,000. For some of the most expensive items that are either available to purchase or can be rented out per night for some obnoxious price tags, we've compiled a list of the most costly ones.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Jim Moir, a bird watcher, lives around the country with his wife of 20 years, former model and I'm A Celebrity contestant Nancy Sorrell. They're on the hunt for unusual animals to study and capture on canvas, beginning with curlews on the Aln Estuary in Northumberland. 'It's Britain's biggest wading bird,' Jim said, as the gameshow host revealed the winner of tonight's game.' Vic Reeves may have died, but he will not be buried. Painting Birds is unable to experience the bucolic splendor of Gone Fishing because it refuses to relax. Jim did not even appear to listen when sitting in a hide with an aquatic expert. Rather, he was cruising around the box with his binoculars, only paying attention when the cameraman caught a peregrine falcon.

Despite being brought together as a double act, Vic Reeves, real name Jim Moir, has admitted that he no longer'speaks much' to his sidekick Bob Mortimer. We never really talk much,' the comedian, 64, told the Radio Times. We've never been known for talking on the phone. We'll see him every now and then and have a chat about stuff.'

Viewers became bored of seeing her on television screens in the late 1990s, according to consumer advocate Alice Beer. Donna Ferguson, the 57-year-old, who is now This Morning's Consumer Editor, tells Donna Ferguson that she earns only a fraction of what she used to when she co-announced BBC's Watchdog. She and her long-term partner Paul Pascoe, 62, and their twin girls live in Fulham, South-West London.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Has King Charles already commenced the rehabilitation of Andrew? On Sunday, he appeared at St George's Chapel in Windsor, Ontario, alongside the Princess Royal and just behind Charles. This is in comparison to Christmas, when the disgraced duke was compelled to linger behind to avoid being photographed with senior royals. The heightened profile on Sunday wasn't accidental. 'It could be interpreted as the King's warning that there isn't really a split, that Andrew is still a member of the family despite not being a working royal.' The King's enthusiastic delivery of a nifty gin in York evoked his late grandmother's equivocal appearance at a Berkshire school fete in the 1980s, when no tonic was available. The Queen Mother made short work of her tumbler-full, despite the fact that it was heavy on the ice. When asked if she would like another, she replied, 'Thank you.' 'No ice,' Brian Cox, the son of Succession, was at the funeral of his alter ego Logan Roy. 'I thought I'd better go because I knew there was going to be a lot of paparazzi there,' he says. They started clicking away as soon as I got out of the car.' I was able to forget that it was my funeral straight away.' He adds mischievously: 'When did I die? I believe it was last July,' oh my goodness.'

They came to fame in the early 1990s with their witty comedy and soon became household names. Vic Reeves, AKA Jim Moir, has admitted that he no longer'speaks much' to his sidekick Bob Mortimer. "We never really talk much," the comedian, 64, told The Radio Times: "We never really talk much." Talking on the phone has never been a problem for Bob and I.

Bob Mortimer has posted a throwback snapshot from his time in a homeless hostel in Peckham in the 1980s. He posted a snapshot of himself snoggling in his apartment on Tuesday while the television was on. He was working as a solicitor for the council at the time, and although he wasn't homeless, he loved the hostel.

EXCLUSIVE: They were two of the best actors on British television in the 1990s, winning millions of viewers for their portrayal of 'Papa and Nicole' in Renault Clio ads. Max Douchin, the super suave, château-owning Frenchman, appeared, and Estelle Stornik sang his beautiful daughter. Both became sex symbols as they embarked on romantic adventures, dazzling millions of Brits with their Gallic style and sophistication. So much so that many people wept when they appeared together for the last time in May 1998, many of whom seemed to be mourning the demise of a glorious period of frivolity and Provençal sunshine.

JAMES BROWN: She has the vote ahead of comedians Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer, American rappers Beastie Boys, and the ohmobolic New Order, and I've spent a fair amount of time with both of them. I spent just a weekend with Helen, and it was the best. I was headed to Los Angeles to photograph something else when I discovered this striking photograph of Helen in a glossy magazine shoot, lying on a bed with her legs against a wall. It was really sexy and chic, and reminded me of a fashion designer whose book I had just broken up with a year ago. I was hoping to interview her while it was available, but she was up for it even after giving her just a week's notice. Featured: Helen posing in 1996, a Loaded cover, and James Brown in the 1990s.

In scenes set to air during Bob Mortimer's latest series of Gone Fishing this week, he has discovered he is at risk of 22 cancers as a result of his recent weight gain. After he and fellow host Paul Whitehouse learned that a waist measurement over 102 cm is a danger, the comedian, 63, declared it his "mission" to trim his waist size. He had undergone major heart surgery in 2015 when he learned that 95% of his arteries had been blocked.