Freddie Flintoff recently reached an $11.2 million settlement with BBC Studios after injuries sustained during a crash that halted production of the latest season of the show. By Alex Ritman U.K.

The BBC has made the decision to pause its long-running series “Top Gear” “for the foreseeable future,” according to multiple media reports. This decision comes in the wake of a high-speed accident ...

The BBC decision to halt production of the car show came after a presenter, Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff, was seriously injured in a crash during filming last year. By Jenny Gross Reporting from London ...

As Richard Hammond discusses the possibility of Top Gear returning, former presenter Tiff Needell has cast doubt on the BBC ever resurrecting the show for British TV. Formula One racing driver Needell ...

Top Gear is officially dead in the United Kingdom. BBC has just announced that the popular car TV show will not be making a return anytime soon, thus putting an end to months of speculation. In an ...

Richard Hammond has called for the BBC to put Top Gear back on the air. The iconic motoring show was taken off air after host Freddie Flintoff was left with life-changing injuries and scars after a ...

Top Gear with Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond made a surprise return to the BBC this week. The three ...

Top Gear will not be seen for the “foreseeable future” on TV, the BBC has said. The show has been off air since host Andrew Flintoff picked up “life-alteringly significant” injuries following a crash, ...

The BBC didn’t need to sack Jeremy Clarkson from its hit car show Top Gear, says his former co-presenter James May. Clarkson and May, together with Richard Hammond, were the stars of the show in its ...

"I'd like to say I didn't see it coming, but I did," Harris said of colleague Freddie Flintoff's life-threatening crash. While the specific details of Flintoff’s crash are still unknown, we do know ...

A BBC executive reportedly told Top Gear producers to replace one of their hosts because their line-up was ‘too middle-aged and white’. After first airing in 2002, the British motoring show went on to ...