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TV’s Paul Whitehouse casts first line to mark beginning of salmon fishing season

Comedian Paul Whitehouse has led the opening of the salmon fishing season on the River Tay. The star of the BBC’s hit series Gone Fishing performed the honours at Meikleour, a village in Perth and Kinross, on Monday. The event was hosted by the Tay ...

15 Jan 2024 at 19:53

Comedian Bob Mortimer fears he will never run again

Bob Mortimer has said he has a “terrible feeling” he will never be able to run again following several health issues. The 64-year-old comedian had triple heart bypass surgery in 2015 and this year had the painful rash known as shingles, caused by ...

30 Dec 2023 at 16:22

Anglers celebrate after hydropower scheme is shelved on salmon river

Environmentalists and anglers have welcomed the decision to shelve plans for a hydropower scheme on one of England’s most important salmon rivers. A hydropower project on the River Tyne next to Hexham Bridge, close to a fish pass, has been ...

26 Oct 2022 at 11:35

Gone Fishing success because of show’s ‘real life’ origins, says Paul Whitehouse

Welsh comedian and actor Paul Whitehouse has said the success behind the hit series Gone Fishing with Bob Mortimer is because of its origins being based “100% out of real life”. The BBC Two series Whitehouse And Mortimer: Gone Fishing ...

27 May 2025 at 00:01

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