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Martin Clunes hosting horse and dog fair at his home
The Doc Martin actor has hosted the annual Buckham Fair since 2008 to raise money for local charities.
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Doc Martin worth millions to Cornwall
The ITV series Doc Martin is worth millions to the Cornish economy, according to Visit Cornwall.
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Martin Clunes: "I'll never get a better job than this"
Doc Martin star Martin Clunes has spoken of his love for Cornwall in an exclusive interview with ITV News West Country.
Read the full story ›Martin Clunes honoured with OBE for services to comedy and Dorset community
Doc Martin star Martin Clunes, who lives in Dorset, has been honoured with an OBE by the Queen at Windsor Castle.
The actor was given the honour for services to drama, charity and his community in Dorset.
Mr. Clunes first shot to fame in Men Behaving Badly and has since been the star of hit ITV show Doc Martin, the final episode of which aired in November.
He also holds a fair on his land near Beaminster every year.
Martin Clunes hosts charity fair at his Dorset farm
He's one of the most recognisable faces on ITV - becoming a household name playing Doc Martin. Martin Clunes films the series in the West Country and lives in Dorset.
On Sunday he's be holding his annual charity fair on his own land.
Our reporter Francesca Carpenter went to meet him.
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Martin Clunes on show-organising and Doc Martin
Doc Martin, one of ITV's best-loved dramas, returns to our screens shortly - putting Port Issac and Martin Clunes back in our living rooms. But Mr Clunes has a number of other strings to his bow - not least organising the Buckham Fair near Beaminster in Dorset at the weekend.
The event attracts more than 10,000 people, and our reporter Katie Rowlett was one of them.
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Insurance company drops speeding Clunes
Dorset-based actor Martin Clunes has been dropped from a car insurance campaign after reaching 12 points on his license and being disqualified from driving.
Cornwall's Doc Martin star had featured in Churchill Insurance's TV adverts alongside the company's trademark nodding dog for almost a year.