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During a chat with John Culshaw, Piers pretended the impressionist was his nemesis Lord Sugar and introduced him as the "most disagreeable man in Britain". Whilst a soldier with the Royal Engineers, he survived an aerial bombardment which claimed the lives of many of his comrades.
After her death, her family said Jessica loved all sports but “her overriding passion” was for both indoor and outdoor climbing. The church was full for the ceremony, with a video link provided to the school next door for those who could not fit. Later on in the show, Piers and Susanna - who he is co-hosting the programme with this week while Ben Shephard is away and Charlotte Hawkins is on maternity leave - interviewed John.
Her family walked behind the hearse carrying her coffin and floral tributes as it arrived at the church. Jessica was a passenger on the bus which was taking her to school along with around 50 other students when it crashed at around 8am. Today's launch was also an act of remembrance, with a cascade of nearly 20 thousand poppies made specially for the day unveiled at the naval base. An inquest heard CCTV footage from inside the coach showed Mr Shrimpton slump to his left while driving the coach, which at the same time left the carriageway and went up an embankment before ending up on its side.
An inquest which opened earlier this month heard driver Mr Shrimpton suffered an “event” at the wheel and was seen to “slump to the left” as the vehicle left the carriageway.They said: “Despite being a teenager, Jessica was able to communicate with everyone she came into contact with regardless of their age. Susanna was wearing a fetching floral dress when she mistakenly showed viewers her underwear while crossing her legs.
John, still impersonating Lord Sugar, then joked: "Well thank you, I wish I could say the same that it's good to see you but I'm not going to say that. Four other children needed hospital treatment, including a 14-year-old boy whose injuries were said to be “life-changing”. A total of 58 children were involved in the crash, which happened at about 8am as students were taken to West Kirby and Calday Grange grammar schools in Wirral, Merseyside. West Kirby Grammar School pupil Jessica Baker, 15, and driver Stephen Shrimpton, 40, were killed when a school coach overturned on the M53 near junction five at Hooton, Cheshire, on September 29. Mourners, wearing black and some carrying flowers, arrived for the service at St Theresa’s Catholic Church in Blacon, Chester.
Thea added that wearing a poppy "shows that you show love for the people who fought in the army and that you respect them.
She was often seen offering support to fellow climbers on how to achieve a problem/route they were trying to complete.Jessica was planning to explore a career in sport in some way and was due to begin her coaching qualifications later this year towards this goal.
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