The Repair Shop presenter Jay Blades has been charged with engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour, West Mercia Police said. The charges relate to his alleged treatment of his estranged wife Lisa Zbozen,

BBC Repair Shop host Jay Blades who had been accused of using his mobile phone while driving, has had the charge thrown out. The 54-year-old appeared for a two-minute hearing at Cannock Magistrates' Court, which was sitting in Walsall.

The BBC appears to have hinted at the future of The Repair Shop after Jay Blades was charged with controlling and coercive behaviour. Last week, it was confirmed that Blades, 54, was facing a charge against his estranged wife, Lisa Marie Zbozen.

Jay Blades, host of the BBC's The Repair Shop, has had a charge of using his mobile phone while driving dismissed in court.

Jay Blades has resigned from the King’s Foundation after being charged with engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour towards his wife.

TV presenter is appearing at Cannock Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday charged with using his mobile phone while driving

Jay Blades, embattled star of The Repair Shop, has stepped down from two charities endorsed by King Charles following charges of coercive behaviour.Blades, 54, resigned as co-chair and trustee of Heritage Crafts and as an ambassador for the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) on Friday.

TV channels have shelved shows featuring presenter Jay Blades after he was charged with coercive behaviour towards his wife. The Beeb have axed Blades from this year’s upcoming Christmas special

Jay Blades' TV future has been put on the line after he was charged with coercive and controlling behaviour towards his estranged wife - Lisa Zbozen - with the BBC, Channel 4 and Channel 5 all axing his projects.