Richard Hammond has to decide if the footage of the 300 mph crash what almost killed him will go on show or now, as BBC really wants it in the show.
Daily Mirror reported this morning that BBC "wants to show the film, as long as Hammond, who is also a Mirror columnist, agrees". However, the BBC is unlikely to show the presenter being treated by paramedics after the crash.
A BBC spokeswoman said: "It is only two weeks ago that Richard was fighting for his life. The last thing on our minds (...)
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Richard Hammond has begged the BBC to show the 280mph car crash that almost killed him. Also the Top Gear presenter also prepared to appear on television live from his hospital bed as BBC bosses have said.
Hammond wants really bad to get in front of the camera as he is worried the programme will be cancelled before he has had a chance to recover from his injuries.
Hammond, affectionately nicknamed the Hamster, has been angered by rumours that Top Gear’s future is in doubt as the new (...)
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Ford Fab 1... where did I see this before? Oh, yes, Thunderbirds! Back then, Ford assist in the development of Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward’s FAB1 limousine a stunning pink, 27-foot, six-wheel/bubble canopy vehicle, which can transform between car jet plane and hydrofoil and features clear Ford Thunderbird design cues.
Pretty cool, no? Impressed by the car, James May decide to take this little beast to a ride. Watch this video to see the (...)
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Well it seems that the prayers from all over the world were good for Hammond as he talked today with James May. "It was not a long talk, but it was a conversation." So, it seems that Richard Hammond is in good recovery. That’s a really good news!
The doctors from Leeds General Infirmary said he is making "satisfactory progress" and his condition was downgraded from "serious but stable" to "stable" and he was moved out of intensive care.
The doctors treating him have previously said they (...)
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As you know by know TV presenter Richard Hammond suffered a "significant brain injury" in a high-speed crash, but doctors are "reasonably optimistic he will make a good recovery".
Hammond is beeing hospitalized in the intensive care unit of the Hospital Trust. Both familly and Top Gear co-presenters Jeremy Clarkson and James May, spent yesterday at his bedside.
After the accident the BBC is being investigated by the police and the Health and Safety Executive to establish whether BBC (...)
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After the yesterday crash, the Doctors at Leeds General Infirmary said they are ’reasonably optimistic’ that Richard Hammond will make a good recovery.
The accident happened during filming for the new series of Top Gear at the former RAF airfield in Elvington, near York. Richard was taken by air ambulance to Leeds General Infirmary’s neurological unit.
A hospital spokesman said this morning: "He has seen some improvement overnight, but remains in a serious but stable (...)
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Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond is in a critical condition in hospital after a crash in a jet-powered car while filming for the programme. Aged 36, e was taken by an air ambulance to Leeds General Infirmary which has a special neurological unit.
He was unconscious when the ambulance got to the scene and a hospital spokesman described him as "critical".
Inspector Mike Thompson, of North Yorkshire Police said: "At 5.45pm this evening we received a report via the fire service of a male (...)
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