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Joel Leaver

Top Gear's James May admits he used to 'urinate on gravestones' when he was a choirboy

James May has admitted that he was part of a rebellious group of choirboys in his youth, with him confessing that there had been "fighting" and "urinating on gravestones".

The presenter, 59, may be known for his roles on motoring shows such as Top Gear and the Grand Tour, but when he was younger, music had been quite a big part of his life.

This included being a choirboy at Whiston Parish Church in Rotherham during his teenage years, with him admitting in a recent interview that he had a rebellious streak.

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