Jeremy Clarkson clarifies Clarkson's Farm season 2 hasn't been axed yet 'Pay no attention'

ITV gameshow Who Wants To Be A Millionaire returned to our screens with a contestant being so indecisive that Jeremy Clarkson told them to "go home." Contestant Somebi was stumped on his £4,000 question about a word that describes a society governed by the wealthy. As Somebi talked through the different options, he seemed very unsure and was agonising over his available options.

Jeremy Clarkson’s, 61, show Clarkson’s Farm “hysterical”.The Countryfile star enjoyed the Amazon programme as he said it shone a light on the "difficulties" of agricultural life.Speaking on TV shows he had viewed recently, he shared: “I like crime dramas, so I’ve been watching Unforgotten and a few episodes of Line of Duty.“I quite enjoyed Clarkson’s Farm, too. It’s hysterical.

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson has been accused of being "fame hungry" as a row over his farm shop continues.10 complaints have been made to the council by locals who live near the former Top Gear host's Diddly Squat Farm Shop situated in Chadlington.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has reportedly left a bad taste in his neighbours’ mouths, with some locals accusing him of exploiting planning laws.

Jeremy Clarkson's neighbours have accused him of being fame-hungry and exploiting planning laws.

The star of Clarkson's Farm faced a double whammy in the form of backlash from locals after plans to alter his farm shop doors were denied.The blow comes days after it was revealed that a second season of his Amazon Prime show Clarkson's Farm has not yet been renewed by the media giants as fans took to social media in uproar over the decision.After applying to change the external doors of his Diddly Squat farm shop, the star was hit with complaints from 10 locals who have insisted that the alterations be refused, according to The Mirror.The motoring expert's farm, located in the Oxfordshire village of Chadlington, has also recently sparked two-hour long traffic jams as fans of the show rushed to visit the famous farm.Local resident and

Jeremy Clarkson left social media fans thrilled earlier today when it was announced he would be returning to Amazon Prime later this month.

The Grand Tour is back… with a Scotland ‘Lochdown’ special!

Grand Tour will air. Well, they are in luck, after the motor-loving trio not only teased a new clip but also unveiling the name and a date for their latest episode.Dubbed 'Lochdown' due to the fact it was filmed during the restrictions in 2020, the special recently finished up filming in Scotland, saw the former Top Gear presenters travelling from Edinburgh to the Outer Hebrides.Speaking in a video on Twitter, Jeremy Clarkson said: " Good news! You're able to watch a trailer of our brand new Grand Tour Special which we did in Scotland on our new TikTok account."Co-host James May then jokes that that's only if you know what TikTok is, before Richard Hammond admits he has no idea what it is.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has teased his fans that some news was on its way following the huge success of his programme Clarkson’s Farm.The presenter shared the news on Twitter as he revealed the first trailer for the new The Grand Tour special.He shared the trailer for their Scotland special in view of his 7.3 million fans on Twitter.Alongside this, he penned: “The first of my news announcements this week is….”Fans were left excited by the news he will be returning with Richard Hammond and James May on the show.However, one thing in particular which left his followers on tenterhooks was the tease more news was on its way.Taking to social media, many were left hoping this meant Clarkson’s Farm season 2 was about to be confirmed.One fan replied:

Jeremy Clarkson sparked an uproar with fans after he recently shared an update about filming the second series of Clarkson's Farm.

JEREMY Clarkson has urged fans to complain as Amazon after his farm show was axed despite rave reviews. Despite the show being a it with viewers after it broke all records on Amazon Prime Video, rumours have been rife that there will not be a second series.

Jeremy Clarkson has urged his fans to send their complaints to Amazon Prime after he revealed bosses have scrapped his popular farm show after just one series.

JEREMY Clarkson took a brutal swipe at Jonathan Ross' looks on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. The 61-year-old took aim at his fellow presenter on Saturday evening after a question relating to the latter’s wife came up on the ITV gameshow.

Jeremy Clarkson has addressed circulating rumours that Amazon film crews are filming a season 2 of Clarkson's farm, leaving many fans very disappointed.The wildly popular show has ranked highly on the Amazon Prime and left plenty of viewers hoping for a second series.The first season followed the ex-Top Gear presenter as he set up his rural farm, called Diddly Squat, in Chadlington - the Cotswolds.Clarkson has recently admitted that the farm is an "expensive failure". In the final episode of Clarkson's Farm - season 1, it was revealed that the farm had made an annual profit of just £114 in its first year.

Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat farm shop has been inundated with visitors since his Amazon Prime series Clarkson’s Farm was released.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, is one of the lucky few to have landed himself tickets to both the Wimbledon final and the Euros final.

all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletter Tonight’s edition of the ITV quiz show saw Jeremy Clarkson guide through a new batch of contestants in the hope of taking away a big sum of money. One person who did particularly well was player Matt Smith, who managed to walk away with £64,000.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has once again called out cancel culture in a new attack.The outspoken broadcaster weighed in following the controversy around tennis player Emma Raducanu’s retirement during her Wimbledon match earlier this week.Jeremy doesn’t shy away from airing his feelings about “woke culture”.Now The Grand Tour presenter has shared his latest thoughts as he claimed, “No one is allowed to judge anymore”.The petrolhead penned a sarcastic column for The Sun this week all about the “woke generation with snowflake sensibilities”.The tongue-in-cheek piece invited viewers to imagine themselves as 18-year-olds in today’s culture.He wrote: “Then you weaponise the concept of offence, so if your boss tells you to do something, like turn up,

Jeremy Clarkson is shocked by the low profits of his new farm. After taking on a farm as a complete rookie Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? presenter Jeremy Clarkson has shared he is baffled by the costs involved.