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Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has taken to social media to bemoan the recent cold snap in the UK with a rare picture of himself and girlfriend Lisa Hogan. The star's Cotswolds-based farm shop Diddly Squat's Instagram page posted the picture which showed the couple looking more loved up than ever after four years together.

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson revealed that he has returned to filming the Grand Tour.The small-screen star is a firm fixture on the Amazon Prime series alongside his co-stars Richard Hammond and James May.The 61-year-old TV veteran revealed he has been travelling all over the UK to film a new special of the Grand Tour.It comes as the presenter urged Britons to forego summer holidays abroad and explore the different destinations in the UK.Jeremy explained that not travelling abroad worked out better for the team as he joked they no longer had to contend with his co-star's upset stomach.Writing in his latest column for The Sun, he wrote: "I’ve just spent ten days filming the next Grand Tour Special.

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has taken to social media to bemoan the recent cold snap in the UK with a rare picture of himself and girlfriend Lisa Hogan.The star's Cotswolds-based farm shop Diddly Squat's Instagram page posted the picture which showed the couple looking more loved up than ever after four years together.In a rare snap of the pair, the car fanatic's Diddly Squat Farm Shop posted the sweet picture for their 138,000 fans to see.Wearing matching blue jeans, khaki Barbour-style coats and thick woolly hats, the couple smiled at the camera.While the farm shop tagged the couple, they also labelled them "the proprietors".The sweet snap was simply captioned: "Still hat weather."Fans of the couple took the comments to weigh

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, branded him a “t**t” for being a passionate advocate for the cars.Speaking on the Driven Chat podcast, he said: “People used to say to me, ‘You’re mad’.“I was promoting them in 2011, I’d take them and show them to [Jeremy] Clarkson and he’d say, ‘You’re a t**t’ and who’s laughing now?”The former Top Gear host went on to say it’s “important” for the public to know how electric cars work and slammed Government ministers for being against their use, despite some many not owning one.George Clooney forced to snub Prince Harry outingQuentin has previously hit out at Jeremy and the Top Gear team over what he described as “c**p” reporting on an electric car during an episode.The car enthusiast tested out a £92,000 Tesla

Jeremy Clarkson took to Instagram this week to comment on a fellow farm owner’s post.The Grand Tour star, who runs Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds, joked that it was colder where he was than in the Yorkshire Dales where Amanda Owen complained about the snow.The Yorkshire shepherdess filmed the snow falling on her land and shared it with her 288,000 followers.She informed them that she’d had to bring some of her sheep inside in order to keep warm.The mum-of-nine also shared snaps from the sheep enclosure and could be seen in winter clothing.Amanda then enjoyed a warm beverage with one of her youngest daughters, who was clad in a big coat, woolly hat and gloves.“’Ne’er cast a clout ‘til May be out’.“We are not amoosed with the downturn in

runs Diddly Squat farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, and was supported by his loyal followers overnight after revealing the unwelcome visitor.Taking to Twitter on Wednesday, Jeremy – whose hens’ eggs he sells at his Diddly Squat Farm Shop – said that a large number of his chickens had been destroyed, writing: ‘A fox has just killed 34 of my hens.’While the presenter didn’t share any further information on the situation, when a follower questioned whether Jeremy was being serious or not and shared they were ‘waiting for the punchline’, the former Top Gear host said: ‘You’ll hear it’, as fans suggested he was going to take matters into his own hands to deal with the fiendish fox.Over on his Instagram, Jeremy shared a clip of a bunch of

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host Jeremy Clarkson has let rip after 34 of his hens were killed.The Top Gear legend took to social media to vent his fury after a fox managed to get into his coop and cause havoc.Taking to Twitter, Jeremy, 61, fumed to his 7.3 million followers: "A fox has just killed 34 of my hens."After one fan replied he thought the tweet was a joke and that he was 'waiting for the punchline", Jeremy bluntly added: "You'll hear it."Speaking in 2019, Jeremy admitted he finds many fox hunter's 'pompous'.Joking he would like to start a battle on his Oxfordshire 1,000 acre farm between those supporting the banned sport and animal rights campaigns.He told Sunday Times magazine: "What I thought would be fun is to one year invite

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 61, took to Twitter to share some sad news about his Diddly Squat Farm this evening.The star was inundated with support from fans after he shared that a fox had unfortunately caused a great deal of havoc amongst his livestock.Jeremy told his 7.3 million followers that the animal had killed 34 of his chickens.The television personality cares for the hens, whose eggs he sells at his Diddly Squat Farm Shop, alongside cows and sheep.The Grand Tour host, who keeps busy working on his farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire alongside his TV career, penned: “A fox has just killed 34 of my hens.”Fans quickly rushed to the comments section of his post to offer their sympathies over the situation.One person wrote: “Foxes

Jeremy Clarkson has been comforted by fans after he revealed that a fox caused havoc at his home.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, Richard Hammond, 51, and James May’s, 58, former PA Phillipa Sage has revealed the Top Gear trio were less than impressed when Paul Hollywood, 55, tracked them down at a party.Sage worked for the presenters during filming until they left the BBC show in 2015.After working with the stars closely over the years, Phillipa spilled that The Great British Bake Off judge was a fan and very excited to meet them at an event, but “the feelings weren’t mutual”.She revealed the awkward encounter took place at a surprise Halloween party set up for the hosts following a show in Birmingham.Sage recalled: “One night we arrived back from the NEC in Birmingham to discover our house had been decorated for Halloween and we were welcomed by

 “As both his hands were full of painting stuff, he couldn’t brace himself, which meant he broke the next rung down with his testicles, and then the next and then the next until eventually he was at floor level. Incredibly he didn’t spill any paint.“I can still hear the shrill, keening noise he made, though, so there’s no way I was going to try to unjam my barn door while perched on a long wooden killing machine.

 “Our tours would never be the same again. “We would always be accompanied and watched over by a BBC official to make sure we never allowed Jeremy to say or do anything controversial.”Sage went on to say that the BBC’s precautionary move was “pretty pointless”, as no one could stop Jeremy from being outspoken as a TV personality.She argued in extracts obtained by The Sun from her forthcoming book, Off-Road with Clarkson, Hammond and May: Behind The Scenes of Their "Rock and Roll" World Tour: “This was very annoying and also pretty pointless. “Was anyone ever going to stop Jeremy doing or saying what he liked?”Express.co.uk has contacted a representative for the BBC for comment.Jeremy, James, and Richard were no longer a part of Top Gear

ITV's Who Wants To Be a Millionaire where host Jeremy informed him he had won nothing. But the wind-up was part of a prank for Sky One's Redknapps' Big Night Out - much to Harry's relief.

Harry Redknapp was royally stitched up by son Jamie as his crushed dad appeared on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.The brilliant wind-up was filmed for their Sky One show Redknapps' Big Night Out.But Harry had no idea, thinking he had signed up for a celebrity version of the show looking to earn some quick cash for charity. The studio fell silent as host Jeremy Clarkson sent the legendary football manager home empty handed.

The Grand Tour trio Jeremy Clarkson, 61, James May, 58, and Richard Hammond, 51, were pictured at Shires Retail Park in Leamington Spa on Saturday with a film crew.Their presence reportedly sparked traffic chaos as many fans tried to catch a glimpse of the famous trio.According to shopper Max Morgan, a motorist got out of his car and confronted Richard about the traffic jam.He told CountryLive: “I think they were filming for The Grand Tour.“Personally, I'm not sure why they chose that roundabout on a weekend at lunchtime - the worst place to be filming on a Saturday afternoon in Leamington."Traffic was queuing back into the retail park - back along the road past the bowling alley and car garages.Monty Don confirms Gardeners' World

HARRY Redknapp looked utterly crushed during an appearance on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? after host Jeremy Clarkson told him he'd won NOTHING. The 74-year-old football manager was stunned after being sent packing after the £300 question in an elaborate wind-up masterminded by his son Jamie.