News about Phil Spencer

Danielle and I are currently living our own version of Love it or List it on Channel Four's television show fronted by property king Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer. Danielle is on the 'list for auction,' and me is the 'love it' variety. My reasoning is almost all financial, with heavy stamp duty duties and higher mortgage rates on my mind.

Carol and Andrew Pogson, two people who live in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, were deadlocked over the fate of their detached 3-bedroom home, with Carol wanting to'list it,' while Andrew demanded that the family-of-four remain put. Carol, an occupational therapist, had grown accustomed to the 'cramped' space shared between their two children Alex and Freya, three rabbits, and two kittens, and needed more space to accommodate her aging father. The couple spent £80,000 over £60,000 on renovations after initially giving in to her physiotherapist husband, but Carol and her 1930s house were up for auction. (Pictured top left and right: Carol and Andrew Pogson's old living room and kitchen; bottom left and right: the couple's renovated living area and kitchen: inset: Carol and Andrew Pogson)

In October, Microsoft announced that Activision Blizzard, the game engine that is behind Call of Duty, had only closed in a $69 billion contract. The layoffs would mostly affect Activision Blizzard employees, but ZeniMax's Xbox staff will also be affected by the layoffs. The layoffs account for around 80% of Microsoft's game division, which is estimated to have around 22,000 workers.

According to Kirstie Allsopp, detached houses should be banned because they are not 'environmentally sustainable' and contribute to community dissatisfaction, which may lead to the loss of community identity. The TV presenter and property specialist, 52, has said that Britain's housing system is'not fit for purpose' and needs to be investigated urgently. In an interview with her longtime co-presenter Phil Spencer, she introduced an idea that was both startling and controversial. I would not allow the construction of detached homes,' she said. They aren't eco friendly,' they say. They don't know how to use the pages properly. They have smaller gardens and there is less community. The house's inconsistency is a waste of space.'

With a new series of Love It Or List It, co-presenters of 24 years, British Kirstie Allsopp (left) and Phil Spencer (right) return to TV screens, helping people decide whether they want to change their home or sell up and move forward. Though Kirstie shares her thoughts on what needs to change in the United Kingdom, Phil (right, with his mother) opens up about losing his parents in a tragic car crash.

For those people who have lost a parent, or screen partner Phil Spencer is okay, this is a difficult one.' Phil grunts his assent after losing his mother and father in a horrific auto accident last August. Kirstie is worried about him. 'You don't mind me saying, do you?' No, but falls back into silence as Kirstie explains how the public reaction to the tragedy, including the man at the garage, made her realize the tenacity of their friendship with viewers over the 24 years. Address, Location, Location, Location The house-hunting show Location, Location, and Location 'That sort of crystallized life,' she says in the Daily Mail's Weekend edition.

On August 18, Richard Spencer, 89, formerly David, and Anne Spencer, 82, were strolling for lunch when their car tipped over the edge of a bridge and plunged into a river in Littlebourne, Kent. At Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital in Margate, the couple, who were farmers, were submerged in around three feet of water and were pronounced dead. Coroner Sarah Clarke of Oakwood House in Maidstone said, "These are the most tragic I have ever heard."

Kirstie Allsopp has revealed that her Location, Location, and Location co-star Phil Spencer is paid every year. The 52-year-old TV presenter and property specialist has lifted the lid on her Christmas festivities and what her loved ones and acquaintances treat her to. Phil has had a difficult year as he lost both his parents in August and September this year.

After being submerged for up to 20 minutes on a vehicle accident on the family farm, television presenter Phil Spencer's mother died of a lung infection and brain injury. In August, Anne Spencer, 82, and her 89-year-old husband Richard (pictured right) died after their car was turned into a river on Lower Garrington Farm in Littlebourne, near Canterbury. At County Hall in Maidstone, Kent, an inquest into Anne's death was launched today. Mr Spencer has previously admitted that his mother died as a result of Parkinson's disease (pictured with his mother left).

Richard Spencer, 89, and his 82-year-old mother Anne are killed after their car was pushed into a canal on Lower Garrington Farm near Canterbury in August. Today, the inquest into Richard's death was opened at County Hall in Maidstone, Kent. Phil has previously disclosed that his father, who was known to the family as David, had been diagnosed with dementia, while Anne had Parkinson's. Richard was in the passenger seat of a Toyota being driven by Anne, according to Sarah Clarke, the court's full-time carer, Veronica Francis, was in the rear passenger seat. Richard and Anne (right); Phil and Anne (left) and the track where the tragic accident took place (inset).

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Haggling has a certain charm to it. Even on holiday, in countries where it's normal and often desired, bargaining over the price seems almost like begging. The most difficult part of any episode of The Apprentice is when the business wannabes rush into a store and make half-price offers for products. We could debate houses, but we do not get to worry about houses. This is the first time it's acceptable. Perhaps because property prices are so high, it's difficult to determine how much money we're spending.

Microsoft has concluded the acquisition of Activision Blizzard for $69 billion, the most significant tech deal in history, after nearly 22 months. Regulators were concerned that Activision, which makes games such as Call of Duty, Diablo, and Overwatch, could restrict its games to its own Xbox platform. Sony, a company rival, raised questions that Microsoft could prevent major games from being released on the PlayStation.

On Tuesday, grieving Phil Spencer put on a brave face as he laughed on camera while filming with Kirstie Allsopp after returning to work following the tragic death of his beloved parents. The host, who is 53, announced last month that father David, 89, and mother Anne, 82, died on their family farm in Littlebourne, Kent, as they were heading to the pub for lunch. After Phil returned to work last week, Kirstie took to Instagram to give a peek behind the scenes.

Phil Spencer, the actor's hometown, has returned to work three weeks after losing both his parents in a car accident. When they were heading to the pub for some lunch last month, the presenter, 53, announced that his parents, David, 89, and Anne, 82, had died in a tragedy on their family farm in Littlebourne, Kent. Phil was seen for the first time since his burial in a video shared by his co-host Kirstie Allsopp on Tuesday, announcing that the pair were back on set of their travel show.

Despite the recent heartbreak at Garrington Farm, Phil's family were still going about their lives as best they could. Location, Location, Location, Location Kirstie Allsopp, 52, revealed that despite the latest heartbreak at Garrington Farm. She told BBC's Newscast podcast, which aired on Saturday: '[Phil's] got a lovely, lovely family and they're very, very close and they're all together

Phil Spencer (inset, right) and his siblings retold how their parents (left) celebrated at a New Year's Eve party as they paid a loving tribute to the couple who died after a car crash last week. Flowers were left at the site where the actor's father, David, 89, and his mother Anne, 82, who had Parkinson's, were killed after their car was toppled over a bridge and landed upside down in the river. Although Phil's brother Robert tried to save their parents as he managed to cut their seat belts and pull them from the river, they were unable to be revived despite the best efforts of paramedics. Now Phil, 53, Robert, 56, and their sisters Caryn, 51 and Helen, 48, have recalled their idyllic upbringing on the Kent countryside, where their parents lived for almost 50 years.

The tributes (inset bottom) were left at the location where David, 89, who was suffering from dementia, and his mother Anne, 82, died after their vehicle fell over the bridge (left) and landed upside down in the river. Phil's brother, Robert, struggled to save their parents by using a penknife to cut their seat belts and pull them from the river. They were unable to be revived. As he posted a photo of the couple, Phil, 53, (pictured with his mother right) expressed his shock at his death. "Which is a blessing in itself."

After his parents died in a tragic car crash on the family farm where he grew up, Phil Spencer's television colleagues have sent messages of condolences. Richard, 89, was arrested from the car after it veered off their access road and into a river on the farm, but they could not be saved. Kirstie Allsopp, co-host of Channel 4's special friend Phil, 53, paid tribute to her parents, along with television colleagues Piers Morgan, Charlotte Hawkins, and Ben Fogle.

Location, coordinates, location, and mother Phil Spencer (left with mother) has shared how her mother, now 32-year-old, and his father (right) 'go together' (inset), just a week before they were both killed in a car accident. Anne, 82, and Richard, 89, were both pulled from the vehicle after it fell into a canal, veered off an access road and crashed off a bridge at their house. The couple were apparently leaving their farm to go to a local pub for lunch on Friday when their vehicle drifted into a shallow river in Littlebourne, Kent, near Canterbury, Kent. Despite Phil's brother's efforts to save their parents by using a penknife to cut their seat belts and pull them out of the river, they were unable to be revived.

When their car crashed, TV actor Phil Spencer told how his brother tried to protect their parents by using a penknife to cut their seat belts and pull them from the river. Richard, 89, and mother Anne, 82, were pulled from the car after it fell into the river, having veered off an access road and toppled off a bridge, according to the Location, Location, Location, Location, Location, Location. They never recovered consciousness despite the desperate effort to save their lives. Phil wrote a touching Instagram post today: "My brother was able to cut the seat belts and so was able to pull them out of the river but never recovered consciousness.'

Richard, 89, and mother Anne, 82, were both arrested after the car veered off their access road and into a river on the farm, but they were unable to be revived. Both couples were apparently Leaving their farm to travel to a local pub for lunch on Friday when their vehicle drifted into a shallow river in Littlebourne, Kent, near Canterbury. Helen, Phil's sister, revealed last week that her father had been suffering from dementia.' She said she had taken him to the pub for the first time in a year.' Phil shared how his parents were travelling with a carer, who was able to climb out of a back window to raise the alarm.

Kirstie Allsopp has paid tribute to co-host Phil Spencer's parents after they were tragically killed in a car accident on the family farm where he grew up. Richard Spencer, the father of Phil Spencer, was pulled from his car after it veered off the road and into a canal on the farm, but they could not be saved. Kirstie Allsopp, a Channel 4 property host, expressed her respect to the parents of her close friend Phil, 53, by saying that being together as they died. On Instagram, Kirstie paid tribute to Phil's parents by announcing that they were 'devoted parents' who 'adored' their eight grandchildren. They'll never have to worry about the death of their spouses,' she said.

Both of Phil Spencer's (left) parents were killed in a tragic car accident on the family farm where he grew up. Richard, 89, and his mother Anne (right), 82, were both arrested after the car turned into a river on the farm, but they could not be saved. Kirstie Allsopp, co-host of Channel 4's family, expressed sadness to her that it was a 'good source of solace' to him that they were together as they passed away, according to The Sun.

Phil Spencer, known for Location, Survey, and Location, has launched Great British Dog Walks With Phil Spencer. He rambles across the country towards Robin Hood's Bay on the North Yorkshire coast with his one-year-old German short-haired pointer puppy Luna, right/