He is now making an unscheduled stop after being collared by a hairdresser and asked to visit her salon.
After the triple-starring show, Burrows was collared by a member of the production staff and told he'd been unofficially blacklisted from the show - apparently it was starting to look like a bit of a fix - and Burrows did not appear on TV for another four years despite singing on countless hits.
A majority of Yellowstone wolves killed outside the park this year had been collared by researchers; the GPS collar on 832F showed that she spent 95 percent of her time inside the park, biologists say.
Had Frederick Forsyth's Jackal been plotting to kill François Hollande in 2014, rather than Charles de Gaulle in 1963, he would have been collared by Deputy Commissioner Lebel within about 10 minutes.
"I'm ready to vote," he said compliantly as he was being collared by the volunteers and encouraged to fill out a voter registration form.
Michael Stewart, 25, an aspiring artist and model, fell into a coma after he was collared by police on Sept. 15, 1983.
With scouts coming down from Stanford to watch him compete, the high school swimmer Ben Cronin (Mr. Bradford) is collared by his grimly wild-eyed coach (Mr. Hedaya) and told that a possible athletic scholarship and probably the course of Ben's entire life depend on how he performs at the big meet.
Silviniaco Conti led over the last, but he was collared by Davy Russell on Lord Windermere (20-1), who just held the Willie Mullins-trained On his Own (16-1) by a short head.
3.16pm BST 3.13pm: Giairo Ermeti, part of the original seven-man breakaway group, is collared by the peloton.
