Ant banned from driving for speeding

Ant McPartlin has been banned from driving for three months after being caught doing 127mph.

Ant banned from driving for speeding
Fri, 01 Nov, 2002 - 08:19

Ant McPartlin has been banned from driving for three months after being caught doing 127mph.

He was pulled over in his Audi TT by an unmarked police car on a 70mph stretch of the A1 in Co Durham.

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