My own marriages have not been a great success. I've been divorced twice and when I first got divorced it hit my parents very hard. — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
My father was the marketing director of a biscuit manufacturer in Berkshire. It meant that every Friday he brought home huge bags of broken biscuits that could not be sold. — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
I think the relentless tide of celebrity stuff on the telly is getting pretty tedious. — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
I love being British but our railways are shocking. We are so inured to how appalling our railways are. And the idea in almost… — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
My own marriages have not been a great success. I've been divorced twice and when I first got divorced it hit my parents very… — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
Britain's Got Talent' isn't all that far from 'The Gong Show' 35 years ago, is it? — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
Some of the parts of Burma, we met people who'd never, ever gone out of their village. And they were brutally poor; incredibly poor.… — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
When I was kid I always wanted to be either the captain of the England cricket team or I wanted to be a river… — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
Sometimes I'll go fishing with a group of friends but I am just as happy sitting out there on my own. The strange mixture… — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
There's a point at which we have to control our borders. The bottom line is the world is full up and the population on… — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
If you go to Japan, even at the pokiest little station, every single train is arrives and leaves on time - not to a… — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
Without the railways, the Holocaust wouldn't have happened. I don't actually think the second world war would have happened without them. — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
I don't want to go back to Capital Radio. I don't want to go back to rolling in custard with Sheena Easton and Annie… — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
I am incredibly lucky to be alive because one in three people who have strokes don't make it. — Chris Tarrant Copy Share Image
