Jeremy Clarkson closes restaurant on Diddly Squat farm after 'massive upset' with locals

ITV is weighing up Jeremy Clarkson’s future on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? following the furor over his column about Meghan Markle.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have released a statement following Jeremy Clarkson's latest apology.

, and have already issued their response. To put it simply, they don't appear very impressed. In December, detailing Clarkson's “cellular” hatred of the Duchess of Sussex, including a vivid fantasy of her being paraded “naked through the streets of every town in Britain" while onlookers "throw lumps of excrement at her.” In response to the initial backlash, Clarkson , “Oh dear.

TalkTV host Piers Morgan, 57, was left fuming following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s response to Jeremy Clarkson’s apology.The Clarkson’s Farm star’s column about the Duchess of Sussex has become the most complained about in history, with more than 20,800 complaints to the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso).In view of his 8.3 million Twitter followers tonight, Piers wrote: “This is why you should never apologise to the woke brigade.“They never accept it, and - ironically - just throw more sh*t at you. “When do we get an apology from Hypocrite Harry for HIS hateful rhetoric?” he fumed.Underneath his tweet, the former Good Morning Britain host shared the statement from a spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in response to Jeremy Clarkson’s apology.The full statement read: “On December 25, 2022, Mr Clarkson wrote solely to Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex.“The contents of this correspondence were marked Private and Confidential.They continued: “While a new public apology has been issued today by Mr Clarkson, what remains to be addressed is his long standing pattern of writing articles that spread hate rhetoric, dangerous conspiracy theories, and misogyny.“Unless each of his other pieces were also written ‘in a hurry’, as he states, it is clear that this is not an isolated incident shared in haste, but rather a series of articles shared in hate.”This statement follows a grovelling Instagram post from Jeremy, where he explained he was “sorry [all] the way from the balls of my feet to the follicles on my head.

Streaming giant Amazon Prime is set to cut ties with Jeremy Clarkson following his widely-criticised column about Meghan Markle.

Jeremy Clarkson said he has emailed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to apologise over his column in which he said he "hated" Meghan.

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Jeremy Clarkson has addressed his column in The Sun as the Grand Tour star took to Instagram to address the controversy again.The Clarkson's Farm star has issued another apology as he explained he has also contacted Prince Harry and Meghan Markle directly.It comes after the broadcaster sparked fury online after a column published by the presenter turned farmer say he wanted to see Meghan "parade naked through the streets of Britain" while "people chant".His comments sparked uproar with readers receiving in excess 20,000 complaints to Ipso.The piece was removed from The Sun's website who issued an apology to the Duchess of Sussex over the publication of the piece.Jeremy has now taken to social media and issued a lengthy apology to Meghan and admitted he regrets writing the column, adding his own daughter Emily Clarkson "denounced me".In view of his 5.2 million followers, he began: "One of the strange things I've noticed in recent times is that whenever an MP or well-known person is asked to apologise for something, no matter how heartfelt or profound that apology may be, it's never enough for the people who called for it in the first place."So I'm going to try and buck the trend this morning with an apology for the things I said in a Sun column recently about Meghan Markle. I really am sorry.

Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton's relationship was said to be doomed from an early stage, over a fashion feud, it has been claimed.

Prince Harry, 38, released his long-awaited book, Spare, earlier this week with the memoir being full of stories about the royal's life never known before. Karren Brady, 53, has taken to her most recent column to joke about the "unnecessary details" in Harry's memoir, even renaming the book due to his "cringeworthy" frostbite account.Karren is known for letting her opinion on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's latest ventures, including their Netflix documentary and interviews.The Apprentice star has taken to her Sun column to jibe at Prince Harry's frostbitten penis story, where he used an Elizabeth Arden cream, reminding him of his mother.She wrote: "Of all the unnecessary details in Prince Harry’s long-awaited and often toe-curling memoir Spare, perhaps the most cringeworthy is his account of applying Elizabeth Arden cream to his frostbitten penis in 2011."The same product had been used by his late mother, Princess Diana, and he says the smell of it made him feel like she 'was right there in the room' before he applied the cream to his, er, 'todger'."I am sorry to say that my review-in-brief is that the book should have been called Do Spare Us."A clip from Harry's audiobook has gone viral on social media, where horrified readers have called the story a "Freudian nightmare".The royal recounts how a friend recommended he use the product on the injured area after he returned from a trip to the North Pole before his brother Prince William's wedding.Harry recounted he had been unsuccessful with home remedies to heal his ailment when a friend recommended he use the Elizabeth Arden formula.He wrote: "My mum used that on her lips.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, is fearful he could be at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, with the Clarkson's Farm star injecting a Danish drug to prevent it.

Iainlaurence said: “Sorry for your loss.”Supportingspecies_01 lamented: “Sho looked so happy and full of life in your arms.” (sic)I_bee_lalo simply commented: “I’m so sorry to hear that.”The sad update comes after Jeremy returned to social media weeks after his comments about Meghan sparked uproar amongst some readers.Jeremy recently said he is "horrified" after "causing so much hurt" in a column he wrote in The Sun about the Duchess of Sussex.More than 20,000 complaints had been made to the press regulator after the Grand Tour star wrote in December he ”hated [Meghan] on a cellular level".The column has now been removed from the publication's website and Jeremy took to Twitter to apologise last month.In his message to followers on December 19 he described a reference he made to a scene in Game of Thrones as "clumsy"."I'm horrified to have caused so much hurt and I shall be more careful in future," he said."In a column, I wrote about Meghan, I made a clumsy reference to a scene in Game of Thrones and this has gone down badly with a great many people."The Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), told BBC News the complaints were being assessed in accordance with its standard procedure.Nearly 21,000 complaints were made to IPSO making it the organisation's most complained about article.Jeremy’s own daughter Emily Clarkson defended the Duchess, saying: "I want to make it very clear that I stand against everything my dad wrote about Meghan Markle."Meanwhile, Jeremy and his beloved tractor will soon be returning to viewers' screens for the second series of Clarkson's Farm.The first launched onto our screens in 2021, following the broadcaster as he attempted to run a 1,000 acre farm in the Cotswolds alongside a host of

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, claimed his local Oxfordshire council banned him from selling his book Diddly Squat: A Year On The Farm, arguing that it isn't produced locally. Jeremy, on the other hand, has hit back that he wrote it at his kitchen table.The former Top Gear host had been keen to flog copies of the book, which details his journey starting a farm from scratch, with no previous experience, onsite.However, he was apparently given a firm "no" to the proposal.Yet Jeremy insisted that he wrote it on the premises of the farm itself, exclaiming: "You can't get more local than that!""I cannot understand why the council doesn't want me to sell my farming books in the shop," the frustrated star elaborated."They claim they weren't made locally but I wrote them at my kitchen table."He added to the Daily Mail: "It would be helpful if we could sell a few T-shirts too."A spokesman for West Oxfordshire District Council has claimed he is unaware of any enforcement action preventing him from carrying out his plan.However, he reasoned: "A farm shop is for the sale of local produce.

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Denise Welch has reignited her years-long feud with Piers Morgan following his previous comments about Meghan Markle and the Royal Family.The Loose Women presenter addressed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Netflix series, Harry & Meghan, where the royal suggested Prince William's communications office leaked or traded stories with the British press.Taking to Twitter, Denise, 64, shared a screenshot of an article that read: "Piers Morgan claims royal family have reached out to thank him for attacks on Meghan."In view of her 550,000 followers, the Loose Women panellist penned: "Also if this is indeed true, and he says he never lies, it proves Harry is 100 [per cent] right."Social media users flocked to comment on the tweet as they offered their support to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.Commentator Dominique Samuels penned: "Wow that’s so bad."Twitter user Lisa tweeted: "After watching Harry's interview and the Netflix documentary.

ITV’s interview with Prince Harry has aired in 77 territories after a series of pre-sales deals before its broadcast.

Jeremy Clarkson previously said he is "horrified" after "causing so much hurt" in a column he wrote in The Sun about the Duchess of Sussex. More than 20,000 complaints had been made to the press regulator after the Clarkson's Farm star wrote in December he ”hated [Meghan] on a cellular level".After taking a period of silence, the famous farmer shared he had welcomed his first ever piglet at his Oxfordshire Farm today.Jeremy shared a snap of him with the sweet creature and typed: “A piglet.

Olivia Wilde isn't letting the rain stop her from getting in her usual workout.The actress, 38, braved the gloomy weather to the hit gym in Los Angeles on Tuesday.  She demonstrated her agility as she left the gym, leaping over a massive puddle pooling against the sidewalk. All in a day's work! Olivia Wilde didn't let the rain stop her from getting in a workout as she leapt over a puddle at the gym in Los Angeles on Tuesday The Don't Worry Darling director crouched down slightly as she prepared to jump over the puddle.She ever so slightly raised her hands in the air as she vaulted across the pool, her right foot making contact with the sidewalk as her left remained mid-air before she successfully landed on the pavement.  Olivia wore her brunette hair slicked back into a bun which remained in place throughout the mini exercise.She bundled up against the wet weather in a dark grey jacket, leggings, and black trainers.