Surrey bus driver James Belshaw says he used online tools during an over‑the‑phone audition, won a place on Countdown and later recorded the programme as its lowest‑scoring male contestant.
Surrey bus driver James Belshaw admits using tools during an over-the-phone audition for Channel 4's Countdown but later became the programme's lowest-scoring male contestant.
Historic Mumbai journal cited falling subscriptions, funding and no successor for October shutdown
Surrey bus driver and prolific gameshow applicant James Belshaw says he used software during a phone audition more than a decade ago, panicked on set and now reflects on a decade of UK quiz-show appearances
Long-running Parsi journal founded in 1964 will end publication in October amid falling subscriptions, funding shortfalls and no successor
Surrey bus driver James Belshaw admits using solvers during an over-the-phone audition but says the plan backfired when he faced the Channel 4 show.
Surrey bus driver James Belshaw says he used online solvers during an audition but panicked after watching Countdown on TV and became the show's lowest-scoring male contestant, he says
Mumbai publication founded in 1964 will cease in October as subscriptions and funds dwindle and no successor emerges
Chris Conil says broadcasters portray older people as 'grumpy' or 'comic relief' while a Great! network report finds over-55s feel underrepresented despite watching the most television