It’s been a little while since the last Top Gear related drama but it sounds like more has found the much-anticipated reboot, with it being claimed that the BBC are now pushing back the premiere date by two weeks.

Ooft, they can’t catch a break.

Despite being dogged with filming and technical issues throughout production, it is thought that the reason they are keen to push back is because they don’t want the show to clash with Britain’s Got Talent on ITV.

Top Gear was originally due to hit our screens on the 8th May but it’s now looking more likely to be the 22nd, with a source explaining: “They’ve [bosses] pulled a sharp handbrake turn.

”‘Top Gear’ is already under intense scrutiny. They don’t want to launch against ITV’s most popular show.“

Britain’s Got Talent managed to pull in the biggest audience of the year to date last Saturday with 11.6million viewers, so it’s understandable that bosses would be a little bit apprehensive.

With a wildly successful film career and two adorable children, Charlize Theron has a lot responsibilities to balance -- which is why she says she isn't thinking about expanding her family any time soon.

"Both of my hands are really full right now," the Oscar winner told ET's Kevin Frazier at the premiere of her new film The Huntsman: Winter's War at the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood, California on Monday. "I think I'm good for now."

"My son [Jackson] is like, 'Let's get a cat,' and I'm like, 'No! No! No more things that need to be fed! We're slowing down,'" Theron shared.

However, the 40-year-old star couldn't be more adoring of her 4-year-old son and her infant daughter, August, who she adopted from a South African orphanage last July. At the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday's broadcast, Theron thanked her kids during her acceptance speech after winning the award for Best Female Performance for her acclaimed role as Imperator Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road.

"There was no way I couldn't thank my son because it was a tough movie for me to make. And he was in the trailer every single day," Theron shared with ET, adding that she doesn't know how she could have survived without her son being there to make her smile.

Amanda Holden’s first day guest-presenting Lorraine Kelly on ITV’s popular morning show sparked a flurry of tweets by Lorraine viewers.

The Britain’s Got Talent judge and actress is in the hot seat until April 8, but day one of her fill-in stint prompted remarks centred around her face.

Amanda is no stranger to ITV Daytime. She has presented Lorraine once before and last year she presented This Morning alongside Phillip Schofield during Holly Willoughby’s maternity leave.

But despite her credentials, a good deal of the focus on social media was about her face.

The TV Bafta nominations have been announced.

Here are the contenders for the awards, which will be handed out on Sunday May 8.


Leading actor:
Ben Whishaw – London Spy
Idris Elba – Luther
Mark Rylance – Wolf Hall
Stephen Graham – This Is England ’90



Leading actress: 
Claire Foy – Wolf Hall
Ruth Madeley – Don’t Take My Baby
Sheridan Smith – The C-Word
Suranne Jones – Doctor Foster


Supporting actor:
Anton Lesser – Wolf Hall

Cyril Nri – Cucumber
Ian McKellen – The Dresser
Tom Courtenay – Unforgotten

Supporting actress: 
Chanel Cresswell – This Is England ’90
Eleanor Worthington-Cox – The Enfield Haunting

Lesley Manville – River
Michelle Gomez – Doctor Who


Entertainment performance:
Graham Norton – The Graham Norton Show
Leigh Francis – Celebrity Juice
Romesh Ranganathan – Asian Provocateur
Stephen Fry – QI

Female performance in a comedy programme:
Michaela Coel – Chewing Gum
Miranda Hart – Miranda
Sian Gibson – Peter Kay’s Car Share

Sharon Horgan – Catastrophe

Male performance in a comedy programme:
Hugh Bonneville – W1A
Javone Prince – The Javone Prince Show
Peter Kay – Peter Kay’s Car Share
Toby Jones – Detectorists

Single drama: 
The C-Word
Cyberbully
Don’t Take My Baby
The Go-Between

Mini-series: 
Doctor Foster
The Enfield Haunting
London Spy
This is England ’90

Drama series: 
Humans
The Last Panthers
No Offence
Wolf Hall

Soap and continuing drama:
Coronation Street
EastEnders
Emmerdale
Holby City

International: 
The Good Wife
Narcos
Spiral
Transparent

Factual series: 
The Detectives
Great Ormond Street
The Murder Detectives
The Tribe


Specialist factual: 
Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners
Grayson Perry’s Dream House
The Hunt
Rudolf Nureyev’s Dance To Freedom

Single documentary: 
Bitter Lake
Life After Suicide
Louis Theroux: Transgender Kids
My Son The Jihadi


Features: 
Back In Time For Dinner
The Great British Bake Off
Kevin McCloud: Escape To The Wild
Travel Man

Reality and constructed factual:
First Dates
Gogglebox
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!
The Secret Life of 5 Year Olds

Current affairs: 
Children of the Gaza War
Escape From Isis (Dispatches)
Jihad: A British Story
Outbreak: The Truth About Ebola (This World)

Entertainment programme:
Adele At The BBC
Britain’s Got Talent
Strictly Come Dancing
TFI Friday Anniversary Special

Comedy and comedy entertainment programme: 
Charlie Brooker’s Election Wipe
Have I Got News For You
QI
Would I Lie To You


Scripted comedy: 
Chewing Gum
Peep Show
People Just Do Nothing
Peter Kay’s Car Share

Radio Times audience awards (voted for by members of the public):
Doctor Foster
The Great British Bake Off
Humans
Making A Murderer
Peter Kay’s Car Share
Poldark