Jeremy Clarkson, 61, fears he’ll die this YEAR as ‘everyone he knows’ and his dad died at the same age

Australia have been revealed to have been caused by wallabies getting high on opium poppies, a tour guide has claimed.Wallabies are believed to be purposely eating the poppies, which contain white opium gum used in morphine and codeine, and this causes erratic changes in their behaviour.The claims have been made by outdoor educator Sid Hewison on his TikTok after looking into crop circles in a Tasmanian farmers field.Mr Hewison said: “A lot of people think crop circles are fake but the crop circles we have here in Tasmania are very much real.“Some of the local wallaby population get into these opiate-rich poppy fields, they have a bit of a chew on what is essentially pure codeine and morphine and jump around in a circle, leaving a nice little crop circle and then they pass out.“Wallabies are more trippy than skippy.”The wallabies' antics were originally rumours which Mr Hewison struggled to believe but later watched the bizarre behaviour with his own eyes.He explained that these poppy fields in Tasmania provide the key ingredient in medicines sent all over the world.The fields contain what is known by locals as “super poppies” and why there are warnings on the gate after Mr Hewison claims several people have died from taking the poppies.He added: “it essentially blows their mind and kills them.”For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.The issue of wallabies eating the opium poppies is actually a problem that stems from over a decade ago.According to the Mail, former Tasmanian premier Lara Giddings brought up the wallabies behaviour while she was the state's attorney general in 2009.Ms Giddings told a snake hearing: “We have a problem

Cornwall Live reports.Best, who has 93 parks in the UK, said he "understand[s] why people are wary of the outsider."He said: I understand why people are wary of the outsider, but I want this to be looked as an opportunity for improvement. I want to create new jobs and homes for people and the best way to do that is invest."The Sunday Times Rich List entrepreneur shared his passion for parks as a means for change: "I believe this sector is a global solution to affordable housing.

BRITNEY Spears is teasing new music - and a revealing new look. The pop queen shared a seductive sneak peak as she practiced a new dance routine set to a soon-to-be released comeback song.

WAYNE Rooney has opened up about his marriage regrets and his love of writing romantic poetry for "supportive" wife Coleen on Good Morning Britain. Wayne, 36, today spoke to GMB presenter Ben Shephard in a rare TV interview ahead of the release of a new Amazon documentary about his private life.

DANCING on Ice's Liberty Poole stuns in black lingerie ahead of Sunday's show. The Love Island beauty wows in sheer stockings and suspenders in new photos on Instagram. Liberty, a former Nando's waitress, captioned her snaps: "Find yourself someone who looks at you the same way I look at pizza." Fans were impressed by the new shots, with one writing to the 22-year-old: "You’re absolutely stunning love xx" Another raved: "I admire her for not editing her pictures." One more said: "Miss Liberty you look gorgeous as always!! The caption is funny and so true!!! I love pizza too." Liberty shot to fame when she took part in Love Island and was tipped to win the show with Jake Cornish.

BTS have teamed up with Samsung on a new campaign advocating for climate change prevention.Yesterday (February 9), the tech giant announced its ‘Galaxy For The Planet’ campaign with BTS through a new video, where the boyband are seen holding up placards with handwritten messages bringing attention to the ocean’s plastic waste and its consequences. The clip ends with all seven members coming together with a single message: “Let’s work together for a better future.”The campaign video coincided with the launch of their latest line of Galaxy devices, including a new smartphone and tablet.

Billie Joe Armstrong‘s classic car, which was stolen last weekend, has been found “in one piece”.The Green Day frontman previously appealed for “sightings, tips or info” after his 1962 Chevrolet Nova II was stolen.“This car is near and dear to all our hearts and has been in the GD family for over 30 years,” he told his followers on Instagram on February 5.Posting on Instagram again last night (February 9), Armstrong confirmed that the car had now been recovered by police.“False alarm.. turns out I forgot where I parked it… KIDDING!” he wrote.A post shared by Billie Joe (@billiejoearmstrong)“Truth is the person that stole it left it parked. Joy ride? Maybe..

Jeremy Clarkson has shared his thoughts on the artwork in the running to stand on the Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square today.The 61-year-old television presenter branded it "ridiculous" and mocked the shortlist of artists.Jeremy said the best they could come up with was a "warty man and some naan bread" and encouraged people to take their kids to London to laugh at the artwork.However, the father-of-three believes there should not be such a big debate about what will fill the coveted spot as the temporary installation won't be there for long.Most of it will end up in an underground storage facility, he said.Jeremy aired his views in his Sunday Times column."In fact, you can even use the shortlist of artists as a way to cheer

JEREMY Clarkson has admitted he 'drank himself silly' and is the 'unfittest he's ever been' after lockdown on his farm. The 61-year-old has spent his time during the coronavirus pandemic on his 1,000 acre farm filming his new Amazon Prime Video series, Clarkson's Farm.

Jeremy Clarkson says his suicidal sheep are making life a flocking nightmare.The Grand Tour star, 61, has plenty of them at his 1,000-acre farm in the Cotswolds, but trying to keep them all alive is difficult.He said: “They wake up in the morning and think, ‘How can I die today?’ And they don’t want it to be a simple, clean, nice death, or at a convenient time.“They will put their head in fencing and try to cut it off or concentrate really hard on rotting from the back.“It’s a non-stop struggle trying to keep them alive.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, swapped cars for farming for his new solo Amazon show, which focuses on him getting to grips with his new life as a farmer on his Didley Squat Farm.Speaking to Express.co.uk, the presenter admitted taking on the project was out of his comfort zone, but has loved his new found hobby.One thing he didn’t enjoy however was how many rules and regulations came with farming.He revealed: “I honestly thought that farming was… you put seeds in the ground, weather happens and then you grow food.“And then, you go on a skiing holiday and moan about how awful the weather has been and that’s just not true, none of that.“It’s incredibly complicated, every single thing about farming is complicated and made more complicated by Government

Jeremy Clarkson was up to his usual tricks as he took aim at Gwyneth Paltrow on The Jonathan Ross Show.The outspoken TV host, 61, was on the chatty programme to discuss his new documentary Clarkson's Farm.During a discussion about bee keeping, Jonathan held up an item that had been produced by Jeremy's own swarm.Jonathan was keen to understand the branding and asked the former Top Gear presenter how he'd come up with the name for the item.The English broadcaster explained: "Gwyneth Paltrow did a candle and said, 'This smells like my vagina'.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has hit out at actor Matt Le Blanc, 53, following the release of Friends: The Reunion show.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has addressed the moment he was stung by one of his bees while beekeeping on his Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxon.Speaking on The Jonathan Ross Show, the star admitted he had no idea what he was doing, as a bee managed to crawl inside the waistband of his trousers, leading to him being stung in an awkward place.The motoring fanatic revealed that keeping bees on his farm was no easy feat and was a high risk job.He said: "You have to go and check on them."The star went on to liken the process to that of checking a specific part of the male anatomy - admitting he was clueless when it came down to it.Jeremy said: "It’s like checking your prostate, you don’t know what you’re looking for."The Top Gear host went on to

JEREMY Clarkson took aim at a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire audience member after a shock interruption on last night's show. Tuesday evening's episode of the ITV quiz show saw Lynne Greenwood from Oldham take to the chair opposite the host.

Elsewhere this week, the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host opened up about his fears of dying young.Jeremy, who turned 61 in April, admitted that some of his friends and family had died at that age, leading him to think about his own mortality.“Everyone I know dies at 61."All my friends did, my dad did, that’s when you go....If I make it to 62, I’ll be here forever," he told Saga magazine.

Saga Magazine. 'When dad died, I thought of him as an old man, but I don’t feel old.

Jeremy Clarkson has found himself in a state of worry, as he fears he may pass away soon. Jeremy, who turned 61 in April, believes there may be an ongoing trend with people in his life once they hit that age.Due to the fact that many of his friends and family passed away at the age of 61, the former Top Gear presenter admits that he has started to think heavily about mortality.Speaking openly to The Mirror, Jeremy, 61, said: "Everyone I know dies at 61.

Jeremy Clarkson had the audience of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire in stitches after he savagely shut down one member of the audience for coughing during the ITV show. On tonight's episode (25 May), host Jeremy was joined by contestant Lynn, who is a former sixth form teacher of 30 years.Lynn was enjoying a successful start to the show having made it to the £8,000 mark, and was about to tackle the £16,000 question - which is question eight.

Jeremy Clarkson fears he is about to die – as many of his friends and family passed away at 61.

The Grand Tour star, Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has revealed that after losing faith in police forces across the nation, he hopes to launch his own constabulary.