Jeremy Clarkson begs 'stupid people' to not apply for Who Wants To Be A Millionaire

TOP GEAR fans have been left raging after popular Jeremy Clarkson episodes are mysteriously pulled from Netflix.  Petrol heads had been able to watch their favourite episodes featuring the former host but they appear to have been taken down from Netflix.  However, many car fanatics were left very upset when they realised some of the older episodes featuring the original hosts had been removed.  Fans of the show were outraged and flocked to Twitter to express their rage.  “Whyyy have you removed top gear off UK Netflix?” wrote one.   While another penned: “Where’s all of Top Gear gone???”   Some unlucky viewers were actually watching an episode when it was removed.  “Why was I halfway through the #TopGear special when it got removed.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has vowed to reimburse a five-year-old boy named Harry after learning his money and stock had been stolen by thieves.Auctioneer Philip Serrell, 66, first shared a Twitter post about the young boy’s ordeal, which has since caught the attention of many celebrities.He wrote: “This is Harry - he is 5 and runs a little honesty shop near to my saleroom.“Someone has stolen his money and his stock.“They will probably be too ashamed to return either but if they get to read this I hope it costs them a few nights sleep.”Piers Morgan: GMB host's announcement sparks huge reactionJeremy discovered the post on Twitter and swiftly offered his help.In view of his 7.1 million followers, he wrote: “I will make good all that was

Jeremy Clarkson buys a quarter of a million beesThe Grand Tour begs fans to chill out with welcomed update to Madagascar SpecialJeremy Clarkson teases The Grand Tour's 'next adventure' as he reunites with co-starsHarry reinvests his earnings – which range from between £10 and £15 a day to over £60 on his best day ever – into food for his chickens who lay the eggs as well as treating himself to magazines when he has money left over. It looks like the chickens won’t be missing out as Jeremy’s going to make sure the lost takings are covered for little Harry. Got a story? If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us  our Submit Stuff page – we’d love to hear from you.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has spoken out in his latest Sunday Times column on Prince Harry's recent comments that The Commonwealth "must face up to its past".The TV presenter opposed the royal's view that it has an "uncomfortable" history, as he labelled it a "well-meaning organisation".Jeremy wrote: "It's hard to see why Harry has got his knickers in a twist about a well-meaning organisation (The Commonwealth) that hasn't hurt so much as a fly in more than a hundred years.

TV STAR Jeremy Clarkson revealed yesterday he was attacked by 250,000 bees kept on his farm. The Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? host, 60, told the Sunday Times mag he was stung on the foot despite dressing like “Neil Armstrong”.

Jeremy Clarkson is now the proud owner of 250,000 bees.Why? Because it’s 2020 and anything and everything can happen in 2020, that’s why.The Grand Tour star revealed his new beekeeping hobby in an article for The Times today. And, for want of a better word, it’s pretty sweet.Inspired by celebrity beekeeper Morgan Freeman, and calling the bee ‘the cornerstone of everything.

The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has said he had to go to one of his daughters for some much-needed guidance with a new project as he didn't "understand" what he had to do.The Top Gear star explained he received a one-on-one social media tutorial from his daughter.Jeremy, who has recently opened a new shop at his Diddly Squat Farm in Chipping Norton, revealed he needed some "help" to set up social media accounts for his new business.The TV star wrote about his situation in his latest column for The Sun: "I NEEDED this week to set up an online presence for my new farm shop and, like every other old person, I called my daughter who popped round to help."In a blizzard of activity, she went online, bought something called a domain name,

The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has addressed some “sad” news he has been thinking about this week after hearing that the Boeing 747 jumbo jet is going into retirement. Jeremy explained the aircraft is “up there” with his favourite machines “in the world” and revealed he will “miss it” when it’s gone.The presenter’s comments about the plane come after Boeing announced that it will end production of any 747s in the factory and won't be taking new orders amid the coronavirus crisis and due to it not being environmentally friendly. Addressing his disappointment over the decision, Jeremy wrote in his latest column for The Sun: “I still marvel at it.

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Jeremy Clarkson has made what appears to be an epic U-turn due to the coronavirus lockdown.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host has made no secret of his feelings beforehand, and has "destroyed" hundreds of the item in the past.The 60-year-old spoke out in his latest column for The Sunday Times, after making a rather large purchase.The former Top Gear presenter has bought a green, 35ft Cosalt Rimini caravan.It all came about due to the "small cottage" he shares with his girlfriend Lisa Hogan and her daughter.Jeremy admitted: "I've made it very plain that I hate them.

WHO Wants To Be A Millionaire? viewers were left shocked after a woman lost a staggering £93,000 on a gamble. Nina guessed the wrong answer at the £250,000 stage and seemed nonchalant about the massive loss as she walked away with £32,000.

Top Gear star Jeremy Clarkson, 60, couldn’t resist mentioning Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?’s coughing incident while hosting the show earlier this week in a cheeky swipe.The presenter brought up the infamous scandal after popular series Quiz showed a dramatised version of events, starring Michael Sheen as the gameshow’s former host Chris Tarrant.The programme addressed Major Charles Ingram and his wife Diana’s conviction after they were both found guilty of conspiring to cheat the show and were handed suspended jail terms.The contestant is said to have used his other half and an accomplice to cough in the audience to point him towards the correct answer.Producers stopped the episode from airing at the time to investigate the

Who Wants to Be Millionaire fans were left shouting at their TV screens tonight after he used one of his lifelines just minutes into the show.

The Chase star Mark Labbett has spilled that cheats got extra help with nods and winks from fellow quizzers in the audience, it has been claimed.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire viewers were left enraged tonight after a careful contestant deliberated long an hard for each question.

Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has revealed he often struggles to drive his Lamborghini tractor.The Grand Tour presenter purchased the luxurious vehicle as he prepares to front his own show about farming on Amazon Prime.While speaking about his farming disasters to Johnny Vaughan on Radio X, Jeremy denied reports that he has crashed his tractor 10 times and admitted he has actually suffered mishaps much more frequently.He exclaimed: “No, more, more! I crash it every single time I get into it.”When asked about why he has a problem in front of the wheel of the vehicle, Jeremy divulged: “It’s just so enormous and it doesn’t really stop when you press the brakes or steer when you turn the steering wheel, and you just hit

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield spoke to the latest contestant on the new series of Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Andrew Townsley.

Jeremy Clarkson jumped out of his chair in excitement tonight after managing to win a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? contestant £250,000.

A retired Glasgow GP has narrowly missed out on scooping the jackpot prize on tonight's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

A doctor who won £500,000 on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? is planning a round-the-world trip of a lifetime.

Retired GP Andrew Townsley insists he is “happy with his choice” after narrowly missing out last night on becoming the sixth person to ever win the maximum prize on the ITV show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.