Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper issues apology as Storm Eunice wreaks havoc amid filming

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Jeremy Clarkson’s farmhand Kaleb Cooper, 22, has updated fans on the damage caused by Storm Eunice to the Chipping Norton land.

Kaleb looked concerned as he revealed gale force winds had ripped a barn from the ground and caused it to topple over on its side.In a clip shared to his one million followers, Kaleb fought off the wind and issued an apology for the damage caused.He said: “I’m sorry mum, this is not good.”The building has been completely detached from the floor and the force of the wind has left it balancing precariously on its side.Behind the building, machinery, bricks, wheels and other materials can be seen scattered across the grass, although it is not clear whether this is a result of the storm.The destruction comes as filming for season two of Clarkson's Farm is well under way.The full extent of the damage has not yet been determined, and Kaleb did not confirm whether the video was taken from Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat farm.Chipping Norton has been issued an amber warning for the high winds.The Met Office has warned locals that damage to buildings and homes is likely and flying debris could cause serious consequences.Reports today reveal that nearby town, Banbury, has seen trees falling down and roads blocked, according to the Banbury Guardian.It comes after Jeremy was livid when a man who appeared to be a soil protester handcuffed himself to the presenter’s Range Rover.Jeremy was visibly annoyed when the protesters surrounded his farm holding placards that said: “Save our turf, save the earth”, “Your name is mud”, and “Jeremy knows Diddly Squat”.However, little did he know that the whole thing had been orchestrated by Ant and Dec for their new series of Saturday Night Takeaway, which airs tomorrow.Dec.