Jeremy Clarkson goads Twitter critics who slammed him for 'flippant' heatwave remarks

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Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson caused a political scandal to erupt on his Twitter page after tweeting of his affection for Britain's part in the EU. Brexit supporters raged that Europeans should not be allowed to "take over the country", while Jeremy insisted his feelings were "remainish". The Clarkson's Farm star has stated on his profile that he is a "voice of calm and reason", but the atmosphere on his account was anything but that this weekend.The debate began after Jeremy mused: "I’m on a boat in France with a Frenchman and his English girlfriend.

Jeremy Clarkson has given fans an insight into his glamorous French getaway and all its trappings. The former Top Gear star, who was recently met with fierce backlash after playing down fears over the heatwave earlier this week which saw the UK public warned about the severe conditions, has put the drama behind him as he laps up his luxurious holiday. He has shared videos and images of himself as his 49-year-old girlfriend Lisa Hogan on Instagram, which includes their whizzing around on a luxury yacht steered by him and romantic evenings taking in the sunset.

Oxfordshire farm known as "big pig" suffered in the heat. With temperatures soaring above 40C in parts of the South East, pig owners were urged to cover their bacon in sun cream and keep the animals cool to protect them from the sun's powerful rays. Unfortunately Clarkson's pig didn't last through the scorching weather and the animal's death was announced on Twitter by the ex-Top Gear host on Wednesday, July 20.

Meghan Markle. Piers famously walked off the set of Good Morning Britain during a debate on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following the pair’s interview with Oprah Winfrey.But now an unearthed segment on the ITV Show ‘It’s Clarkson on TV’, shows the former Top Gear presenter mocking the former actress and praising his former rival Piers Morgan saying “he had a point!”.READ MORE: Meghan Markle furious at Kate and William 'snubbing' her and Harry at 'sham' wedding In the item, Clarkson can be clearly heard mocking the former Suits actress whilst praising the former Life Stories Interviewer.Jeremy was caught saying: “Sorry can we just hear that again because it really does sound like Piers Morgan had a point, her pants really were on fire.”He added: "Now I’ve had a note here from the legal department at ITV.

Jeremy Clarkson has taken to Twitter to reignite the backlash he faced after he tweeted about the heatwave in France last week.The owner of Diddly Squat Farm, 62, sparked a frenzy amongst his followers after claiming that one of his pigs had died as a result of the scorching temperatures, as he declared "global warming is over".In view of his 7.7 million followers, the Clarkson's Farm star reignited the backlash he faced following his tweet about the heatwave three days ago.The Grand Tour presenter wrote: "Thankfully, the global warming is now over but tragically, its brief visit took the life of my big pig. RIP pig."Jeremy's tweet comes as temperatures returned to the mid-20s after reaching 40 degrees in some parts of the country yesterday, resulting in devastating wildfires.Following his post, the star's social media following flocked to the comments to take issue with what he's shared.Twitter user @IainSmi14704319 replied: "Good joke.

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Jeremy Clarkson has been the centre of a backlash on social media after he posted a series of scathing tweets about the UK's response to the heatwave.This week will see temperatures across the UK and part of Europe soar to highs of 42 degrees, with the Met Office issuing the UK's first ever Red warning for exceptional heat, and Number 10 saying climate change is causing the trend of higher temperatures.The UK Health Security Agency also issued a level 4 heat-health alert, which is described as an emergency. READ MORE: GB News presenter tells meteorologist he should be 'happy' about 'frightening' heatwaveThe presenter-turned-farmer, 62, seemed to think the emergency warnings were over the top.Taking to Twitter, he wrote: "It’s very hot in the south of France but so far as I know, there’s no DefCon 8 level 3 killer death heatwave warning in place."However, Twitter users were quick to call Jeremy out for spreading incorrect information, as France is also subject to weather warnings, with a "heat apocalypse" set to hit the west of the country, according to experts.

Jeremy Clarkson has controversially weighed in on the heatwave that is sweeping the nation, as Brits could see temperatures as high as 40 degrees celsius today.The Clarkson’s Farm presenter faced backlash for his comments after he compared British concerns about the heat to the attitude from the public in France. Jeremy, 62, was blasted on Twitter today after his dismissive comments.The UK is facing its biggest heatwave of the summer so far, with London tipped to be even hotter than places like Morocco over the next couple of days. Despite the Met Office issuing amber and red alerts warning of “potential serious illness or danger to life”, Jeremy made it clear he wasn’t too impressed with the public’s reaction.The presenter took to Twitter yesterday to claim that France was much more calm in handling the heat.  “It’s very hot in the south of France but so far as I know,” he told his 7.7 million followers. “There’s no DefCon 8 level 3 killer death heatwave warning in place.”However, like the UK, France has also been hit by extreme weather and has its own heat warnings in place.On that basis, people took to the comments section to disagree with Jeremy’s reasoning. Meteorologist Scott Duncan wrote: “The French are taking it very seriously. “There are red level extreme heat warnings in the west,” he added, referring Jeremy to a French weather warning posted on Twitter. Simon Dalling re-posted the same thing, writing: “Here is a link to info on the French heatwave alerts Jeremy, if you are in France stay safe.” (sic)Kevin penned: “You appear to be partly wrong about that. Also the South of France has infrastructure to deal with the heat.”Will commented: “Because they're used to it and have aircon Jeremy.

Jeremy Clarkson has criticised candidates in the running for the next Tory leadership election.The Clarkson’s Farm star branded them all “perma-smiley weirdos” and doesn’t think any of them have what it takes to be Prime Minister. Jeremy, 62, complained about the selection of candidates for Britain’s next PM in his latest column today. The Clarkson’s Farm presenter wrote: “I cannot remember a leadership contest that was so shoulder-saggingly boring. “I don't know who any of the candidates are or what any of them think.

Jeremy Clarkson’s ex-girlfriend Phillipa Sage claims he told her they were meant to be together – shortly before he went out with his current girlfriend.The Top Gear presenter, 62, is currently dating Lisa Hogan, but dated Phillipa, 52, after meeting while working on the show together.She previously told Hertfordshire Life that she was a ‘PA, goffer and fixer’ to Jeremy on BBC’s Top Gear Live.They were a couple for seven years before splitting in 2017, with Phillipa once sharing that it took her ‘a long time’ to move on from the break up.Now, she’s reflecting back on their romance, telling Mail Online that Jeremy was once full of nothing but adoration for her.‘He’d actually told me, “I was born for you”, and asked me to stay the night a few days before he was out with Lisa,’ she began.‘Then, one of my friends pointed out the photograph of him with another woman. I thought, “Oh yes, she’s definitely his type.

Jeremy Clarkson’s former girlfriend has sensationally revealed the ex-Top Gear presenter hung up on her as she went to hospital to check if her seriously ill dad was ‘dead or alive’ – because he was at the pub. Phillipa Sage dated the Clarkson’s Farm star for seven years before they called it quits in 2017 – and is now dishing all the dirt on their romance. In one shocking claim, the 52-year-old said she called Jeremy before going to visit her dad, who sadly died last month, but he rejected the call.

Jeremy Clarkson’s former girlfriend has revealed she was ‘shocked’ to hear about his Diddly Squat farm dream being turned into a television show. Phillipa Sage, 52, who was with the ex-Top Gear presenter before his current girlfriend Lisa Hogan, recalled Clarkson’s dreams of ‘an empty diary and pottering around the farm. ’The 62-year-old launched his Amazon Prime Video programme, aptly named Clarkson’s Farm, last Summer, following his attempts to run an expanse of land in Oxfordshire with Kaleb Cooper at his side.

Top Gear trio, James embarked on the new project by himself as he set out to explore Italy.However, fans have since taken to Twitter to express their disbelief after spotting a “ghost” walking in some of the latest episode’s frames.Meanwhile, James tried to find a rational explanation to the seemingly paranormal appearances as he thanked fans for their concern.He tweeted: “My thanks to everyone who has pointed out the ‘ghost’ in ep3 of my new Italy series.“Nobody saw it at the time, so it’s either a real ghost or (more likely but also more boring) just a bit of digital file corruption.”Twitter user Fastandqurious said: “@MrJamesMay @primevideouk In episode 3 of our man in Italy at 35 mins 51 seconds you can see a faded man walking from the left side of the screen to the right side slowly disappearing as he walks.“Did we just see a ghost on tv? Or was it some editing problem?”Caddelle_artist told James: “Digital corruption. Hmmm not a chance.“Maybe if you were recording in analogue.

Jeremy Clarkson has slammed BBC presenter Naga Munchetty's six-figure salary after the broadcaster published its list of their top-earners earlier this week.The Clarkson's Farm star, 62, took issue with the BBC Breakfast presenter's wage, which sees her earn up to £369,000.The star started off by justifying war correspondent Orla Guerin's £164,000 a year salary.Jeremy claimed that it's deserved because of the dangerous nature of her job.However, the motoring expert went on to take issue with BBC Breakfast star Naga's wage.Comparing her presenting role to Orla's, he penned: "She doesn’t have to go to work through a hail of machine gun fire."She doesn’t have to do her toilet on a battlefield."He went on to challenge her salary, also addressing the perks of her job.Jeremy continued: "So why, when all she does is sit on a sofa and read an autocue, will she trouser £369,000?"Naga has a cushy job and is doubtless ferried to the studios every day in a Mercedes E-Class with an air freshener," he added in his column in The Sun.However, he went on to add that even after she's finished her job for the day, she'll be pestered by fans for photos.Earlier this week the BBC published a report of their top-earners.Match of the day presenter Gary Lineker topped the list of the BBC's best-paid stars for the fifth year in a row, which saw him take £1.35million in the last financial year.The BBC star's salary is less from the £1.36million he earned last year which followed a pay cut from £1.75milion.After Gary was BBC Radio 2 presenter Zoe Ball who took £980,000.Steve Wright and Alan Shearer both came in third with £450,000.Other BBC stars who were named in the top 10 included Huw Edwards at number six, Fiona Bruce alongside Fiona Bruce,