Homes Under The Hammer presenter Martin Roberts has been banned from driving for 23 months after failing to give a roadside breath test.
The 55-year-old BBC star was taken to Keynsham Police Centre in Bath, Somerset, on November 24 last year, after being pulled over by police and refusing to take a breathalyser test on medical grounds.
Once at the station, the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here contestant again declined to give a breath specimen and was charged with failing to provide a sample 'without reasonable excuse to do so'.
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Appearing at Bath Magistrates’ Court on March 27, he denied the charge but was found guilty and fined £3,461.
He was also banned for 23 months and ordered to pay prosecution costs of £930 and a victim surcharge of £120.
According to Reach publication, Somerset Live , his lawyer Charles Knapper said he now plans to appeal the conviction.
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"Mr Roberts was convicted despite the evidence from a medical expert that he suffers from certain medical conditions that were likely to have prevented him from giving a sample.
"Mr Roberts maintains that he failed to give a sample only as a result of those medical conditions and is in the process of lodging an appeal.
"It would therefore be inappropriate to comment further until after the appeal has been heard."
