Thames Valley Police has warned that Michael McDonagh, aged 26, should not be approached if seen and that the public should instead immediately call 999.

The man from Sutton Courtenay is wanted on recall to prison in connection with breaching his licence conditions.

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Michael McDonagh (Image: Thames Valley Police)

He is also wanted in connection with an alleged rape which occurred on Saturday, February 21, the force has said.

Thames Valley Police said he is known to frequent areas within South Oxfordshire, particularly Didcot, and has links to Coventry.

He is described as white, 5ft 8ins tall, with brown hair, blue eyes and a small beard.

If you have any information about his whereabouts call 101 or make a report online, quoting the reference 43260095056.

Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond started the show around a decade ago with producer Andy Wilman.

Having been a presenting team for 22 years, thanks to their work on BBC’s Top Gear too, the three stars called time on their adventures in 2024 with one last trip.

Venturing over to Zimbabwe and Botswana, the final Grand Tour, entitled One For The Road, marked the end of the trio professionally.

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Despite the show coming to a close, Prime Video announced earlier this year that there would be four new retrospective specials.

These would feature new commentary from James May and Richard Hammond and show clips from the show.

The first of these, The Not Very Grand Tour, was released on the streaming platform back in April of last year.

Now, the next in the series has been released, this time reuniting the trio with the reintroduction of Mr Clarkson.

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As advertised with a clip across Prime Video’s social media pages, the iconic trio has returned with a new episode.

This new caper, entitled The Grand-ish Tour: A Trip Down Memory Lane, was released today (Friday, May 1).

The synopsis of the new episode reads: “Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May return with a look back at some of their fastest and funniest moments from The Grand Tour.

“In this episode, they celebrate epic driving moments in California, Morocco, Colorado and Scandinavia, wince at the misery brought on by water and mud, remind Jeremy of his mechanical incompetence, and enjoy an excellent montage of each other falling over.”

Last month Year 8 pupil Jolyon, whose surname has not been disclosed, took to the national stage at the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association London and South England competition.

Competing with his band, Laidlaw Memorial, their quartet came third overall against strong competition.

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Following the competition, the school stated: “Jolyon also shone as a solo performer, winning the under 14 category with his 2/4 March, Hills of Perth.

“An incredible result at his first national competition. We are so proud of you, Jolyon.”

Cokethorpe School pupil Jolylon (Image: Cokethorpe School)

Cokethorpe School will host its next open morning on Saturday, May 9, offering prospective families the opportunity to experience life at the co-educational Oxfordshire day school.

Visitors will have the chance to meet the head, Dr Sarah Squire, and hear a short address outlining the school’s ethos, recent developments and future direction.

Tours of the school will be led by pupils, with the option for families to explore the site independently.

The event provides an opportunity to see the breadth of academic and co-curricular provision, as well as the school’s facilities.

Last month it emerged that Oxford United Milk Cup legend Les Phillips is part of the team looking after the pitches at the school.

The school was awarded the Grounds Team of the Year 2026 by the Independent Schools Football Association, an accolade which recognises the work required to maintain the 150-acre site including nine grass rugby and football pitches, three cricket squares, six golf greens, two artificial sports pitches, and tennis courts.

Working alongside head groundsman Simon Hole, Mr Phillips makes up the two-person groundskeeping team at Cokethorpe, with a replacement deputy head groundsperson being sought.

Almost 40 community teams across Oxfordshire also use the pitches.