Dynamo banned from performing most 'dangerous' ideas

Dynamo has been banned from performing his most "dangerous" tricks.

The 37-year-old magician - who returned to our screens this week with his new three-part special \'Beyond Belief\' - revealed while the series features some of the "best magic" he\'s ever created, his team wouldn\'t give the green light to some of his proposed stunts.

He said: "There\'s been things that I put out to my team that they wouldn\'t be able to get me insurance for because they\'re a bit too dangerous...

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"I\'m going to keep them secret and in the back of my mind for future shows potentially."

Dynamo - whose real name is Steve Frayne - has still gone above and beyond for his new show, including driving backwards along a dual carriageway while blindfolded.

He told RadioTimes.com: "I\'ve always loved cars and in \'Magician Impossible\' I did some parts where I was driving blindfolded and I looked at the comments and people had their theories on how it\'s possible.

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"So I wanted to revisit it and make sure that any possible explanations were kind of squashed by what I was doing.

"So in regards to whether the blind fold could be fake, well I decided to go backwards this time around so that rules that out. It was a crazy experience."

Meanwhile, the star - who suffers from Crohn\'s disease and arthritis - revealed he recently tested positive for coronavirus after experiencing "severe symptoms".

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Speaking on Twitter, Dynamo - who is "over the worst of it" - explained: "Because of my existing health issues, and the fact I\'m on immunosuppressive therapy, I\'m at high risk.

"Secondly, although I haven\'t had a fever, my symptoms have been quite severe and finally, so that I was able to inform those who I\'ve been in contact with so they can make their own relevant precautions.

"I\'ve had my results back now and unfortunately, I have tested positive for Covid-19. This illness can effect anyone, it doesn\'t discriminate and it can present itself in many different ways."