Jeremy Clarkson defends ‘lovely little’ farm shop as hoards continue to queue up outside

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterMotormouth Jeremy Clarkson once peed in a dentist’s shoes in revenge for killing endangered species.The former Top Gear host said he pulled the stunt after the American bragged of taking a holiday to shoot a polar bear for “fun”.Jezza said: “There are a great many dentists in America – and they’re always dentists, for some reason – who like to shoot lions. Or elephants.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has been left fuming that climate change regulations ban him from burning brome or killing it with chemicals.The Clarkson's Farm host is now plotting to sell it as a drink to health nuts and "thin urban women who like to start their day with a glass of green slime”.He said: "This must be the way farmers have to think now."I don’t doubt that it will have absolutely no nutritional value and will taste worse than a slab of marzipan-flavoured Marmite, but this is of no consequence to the young and the thin and the foolish,” the motor expert revealed on his show.It comes after his bid to sell fish in his farm shop ended in failure – after animals ate all his trout.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host splashed out on 250

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson is planning to sell a weed infesting his Diddly Squat farm in the Cotswolds as a drink to hipsters.He is fuming that climate change regulations ban him from burning brome or killing it with chemicals.So the Clarkson's Farm host is now plotting to sell it as a drink to health nuts and "thin urban women who like to start their day with a glass of green slime".He said: "This must be the way farmers have to think now."I don’t doubt that it will have absolutely no nutritional value and will taste worse than a slab of marzipan-flavoured Marmite, but this is of no consequence to the young and the thin and the foolish."It comes after his bid to flog fish in

Jeremy Clarkson has fired back at a local man after a rather unusual complaint.The Grand Tour host spoke out in his latest column, saying: "Plainly this is a man who hasn't seen my show."The 61-year-old has been documenting his attempt at beinmg a farmer in Amazon Prime's Clarkson's Farm.While the show is currently not airing new episodes, the presenter has spoken out about a "big problem" he has at Diddly Squat.However, this was not before revealing an issue that has arisen with an unnamed man who lives close to him.The broadcaster claimed "the local" had written to planning bosses about his barn.He stated that the person in question had suggested the building was not being used for what it was intended.Before going into what has been

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire viewers are convinced host Jeremy Clarkson gave away a crucial answer to a £64,0000 question at a key point in the game.Contestant Mark was asked by the presenter: "Referring to a situation of total disorder, the term 'omnishambles' was used in which TV comedy series?"Mark toyed with answering "A: The Thick of It," but wasn't a hundred percent and had no life lines remaining.He was just about to throw the towel in and even said he was going "to walk", when the former Top Gear presenter interjected: "Are you sure about that?"At which point Mark changed his mind and said "Do you know what £16,000 is still a lot of money and the rest of it isn't real, so lets go for it A, please Jeremy."A gleeful Jeremy celebrated

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has queried why Sir David Attenborough, 95, is not featured in the list of the best paid BBC stars.The Grand Tour host says he “does not understand” why the natural historian is never listed.He claims: “ONCE again, the salaries of most of the top BBC stars have been published, and once again it’s a list of all the usual suspects.“Gary Lineker. Zoe Ball. Fiona Bruce and so on. “What I don’t understand is why Sir David Attenborough never features on this list?“He must be by far and away the highest paid, but we never hear what he earns,” he added. Jeremy continued in his The Sun column: “Could it be that we don’t want to sneer at this national treasure?“Or has the BBC found a way of paying him so his salary doesn’t show

Jeremy Clarkson’s local community, surrounding the airing of his hit show, Clarkson’s Farm.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson has slammed Queen sensation and badger activist Brian May after the protected species continue to cause mayhem on a Lincolnshire road.The 61-year-old car fanatic has been brutally honest about his opinion for the furry friends as viewers of his Amazon Prime Video farming show Clarkson’s Farm will know all too well.But the Top Gear star took a fresh swipe at the fondly named "pests" after he encountered the mayhem they caused on a main road in the heart of Lincolnshire.The Grand Tour presenter shared his annoyance at the family of badgers who have taken up residence at the roadside spot and lashed out at the rock sensation in the process.The driving

Carol Vorderman, 60, suffers bra mishap during Beat The Chasers stint“There’s always a danger you’re going to bust something doing that, but our job is to entertain the viewers not look after ourselves.”He added “nobody really cares” if they broke a bone as they are “employed to be interesting and entertain”.The presenter said if there was such a show about them looking after themselves they’d remain in bed.“You get out there and do your job,” he continued.Jeremy added he considered themselves lucky to still be able to do such stunts, adding: “Even Richard Hammond didn’t have to go to hospital for this one!”He joked of his past incidents: “He had forgotten how to take his own trousers off because normally he has paramedics who do that for

Jeremy Clarkson has spoken out to explain his comments criticising Covid lockdowns after saying ‘if you die, you die’.The Grand Tour presenter sparked a huge reaction after he hit out at Sage (Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies) and branded them ‘communists’ who need to ‘get back in their box’ as he remarked on the UK being placed under strict restrictions for over a year.Taking to Twitter to clarify his remarks, Jeremy penned: ‘I know the Guardian and other silly left wing papers are sh*t stirring,‘But what I said was that “IF WE HAVE COVID FOR EVER” we are just going to have to open stuff up and accept that if we die, we die.’He continued: ‘If you really want to know what I think: get vaccinated.

Kirstie Allsopp has responded to broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson, branding him a “legend” amid his urge for people to get vaccinated.The former Top Gear presenter took to Twitter earlier after his comments in a recent interview landed him in hot water.Jeremy weighed in with his thoughts on vaccines in view of his 7.4 million followers on Twitter.He penned: “If you really want to know what I think: get vaccinated.“It’s not a government plot,” he continued.

comments about Covid. The Grand Tour star has come under fire for saying "if you die, you die.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterWho Wants to be A Millionaire? host Jeremy Clarkson has received criticism from fans for his brazen remarks regarding coronavirus.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has hit out at the government and SAGE over their decision to reinforce lockdown at various points of the coronavirus pandemic over the past year and a half.The star of Clarkson's Farm said that the public should "go through life with our fingers crossed" instead of facing going back into lockdowns if advised by The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies.The group of scientists have been helping the government draft their policies during the pandemic, but one person who has voiced their disagreement with their advice is The Grand Tour host.Jeremy said: "When it started, I read up on pandemics and they tend to be four years long."He went on to brand the scientists advising the government as "communists", and said that

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson's bid to flog fish in his farm shop ended in failure – after animals scoffed all his trout.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host splashed out on 250 of the fish for a lake at his country pile and hoped to sell the produce at his Diddly Squat Farm Shop.He even installed electric fences to keep out otters and nets to prevent greedy herons and cormorants diving for his fish.And he had a pontoon built to give the creatures shade.Jeremy, 61, has confessed to shoppers in a jokey sign at his Oxfordshire shop: "None of the trouts I planted are for sale in the shop."This is because they’ve all been eaten by the heron, the cormorants, the family of otters, or

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterLardy Jeremy Clarkson was told to shut it after slagging off our Olympic champions.The telly gobster reckons athletes like divers, dressage riders and shot putters compete in pointless fringe sports.Clarkson has now taken the title of top numpty from fellow big mouth Piers Morgan, who last week said only gold medals counted.Speaking about divers like Tom Daley and Matty Lee, who picked up gold for Great Britain, Clarkson, 61, said they are just "incredibly slim men who try to win gold for diving very neatly into a swimming pool".And he said our dressage team who have performed well, are "women who’ve trained their horses to walk as though the floor were hot".He

The Grand Tour star Jeremy Clarkson never minces his words when it comes to airing what is really on his mind and his latest social media posts are no different.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has introduced two new members to the growing cast of Clarkson’s Farm.The petrol-head, who recently swapped out flash cars for huge tractors, has already captured the hearts of the masses with his hit Amazon show, featuring farming expert Kaleb Cooper and stern manager Charlie Ireland, along with Jeremy’s girlfriend Lisa Hogan.And now it seems the cast will be growing even bigger, as two new members have joined up.The first series of the show saw Jeremy turn his hand to sheep farming, helping with the lambing season and making the tough decision to put down three of his flock after they developed illnesses.Now Jeremy is branching out into a rather different kind of cattle, and has been busy showing off his new herd of

Jeremy Clarkson has claimed that Olympic athletes would be billionaires if they spent their energy on "something more useful" like business instead of sport.