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The Repair Shop star, 51, also admitted that he's had to 'conform a little bit' while appearing on his hit TV show, but added that he 'still keeps his personality'.

It comes as Jay released his autobiography Making It which candidly details how he was searched and beaten by the police and his mental health.
Speaking about the BBC and racism, Jay told RadioTimes: 'I'm fortunate. Someone asked me, what shows do you want to be doing? Do you want to do Strictly?

Jay continued that the game-show idea is still in the pipeline, adding: 'I had someone say to me, 'We did have a black guy once do a game show. It was called Jungle Blah Blah Blah…' I said, I'm just going to pause you there.'

Jay also said that he 'totally disagrees' with a study by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities that found that although racism persists, there's no evidence that Britain is institutionally racist.

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