Jeremy Clarkson hits back as ‘p****d off’ Clarkson’s Farm viewer takes aim at him

Piers Morgan, 56, has responded to Jeremy Clarkson, 61, after he claimed Meghan Markle’s decision to not name the royal member who commented on her son Archie’s skin colour because it was “too damaging” may be false.The motor expert instead alleged that a source had informed him it was “not actually a member of the Royal Family” who had made the remark referenced by the Duchess Of Sussex, 40, during her interview with Oprah Winfrey back in March.Jeremy typed: “It was claimed this week that Harry and Meghan Markle chose not to name the ‘royal racist’ who wondered out loud what their baby would look like, because it would be too damaging.“Hmmm.

Jeremy Clarkson has candidly admitted that his plan to buy sheep to tend to the grass on his farm appeared more “brilliant” to him initially than it has worked out to be in reality.The star, who purchased the flock for his Diddly Squat Farm in Chipping Norton, Cotswolds, explained that he has gained more issues than benefits from looking after the animals.Jeremy detailed the struggles he has faced with the sheep so far, including tending to their numerous health issues and dealing with the damage after they “vandalise” his farm.He penned in his latest column: “They knock over walls, or open the hen-house door so Mr Fox can get in, or they defecate in their own water troughs.“If you have sheep, and I have 78 of the damn things, you can do

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has opened up about his farming experiences on social media.The Grand Tour presenter has admitted he’s been left struggling due to the weather in a candid exchange with a follower.Jeremy aired his farming experience in his Amazon series Clarkson’s Farm earlier this year.One of the issues the petrol head admitted struggling with was down to the weather.Viewers watched as this left him struggling come harvest time last year.Now it seems like the former Top Gear host is still dealing with this as he continues with his farming year.He made the admission after one of his 7.4 million followers on Twitter reached out to him.They wrote: “Just seen a farmer in his half ploughed field, stood next to his combine harvester, thanks

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson's 27-year-old daughter Emily Clarkson has taken part in a campaign which saw her strip off to nothing but nude underwear and boob tape in a naked catwalk.Emily was drenched in paint with a variation of pink, white and orange swipes all over her body as she allowed her figure to go on full display.The campaign was lead by artist Sophie Tea in a bid to promote healthy body image which saw numerous women get involved with the show.

While a third commented: “So amazing to get to be there yesterday!! Was insane to watch so awe-inspired by all the women and Sophie!! You slayed the catwalk!”Last year, the daughter of famous petrolhead Jeremy spoke about the effects of filters on social media and how they impact people's body image.She posted a series of images showing how easy it is to alter your appearance with editing apps.    The teeth were whiter, nose neater, eyes bigger, hair longer, which many are able to achieve themselves online these days."When you start down this route, the changes are subtle. You're just getting rid of a spot or the bags under your eyes. “You're seeing what you'd look like with red hair, or blonde hair.

Jeremy Clarkson and tractor driver Kaleb Cooper have become a beloved duo thanks to the eight episodes of Amazon series Clarkson’s Farm.The pair were known for their disagreements on the former's less conventional farming methods.Now it seems the farming issues have been continuing after filming stopped.This comes after Kaleb shared a picture of Jeremy’s handiwork on the farm.A few weeks ago, he posted a photo of a broken gate on his social media page, before tagging Jeremy in the caption.Kaleb penned: “It was all going so well until someone decided they didn’t like the gate anymore.“Wonder who that was @jeremyclarkson1.”However, it wasn’t long before The Grand Tour host swiftly avoided Kaleb’s accusation in the comments.Instead, the petrol

Jeremy Clarkson has blasted a Facebook user calling him a "deluded fool" following a complaint made about the noise of a tractor in Leicestershire. The angry post, which was initially shared on the Spotted Earl Shilton Facebook page, read: “Why at almost 11pm at night are we still getting tractors run down the road on Belle Vue.

Jeremy Clarkson has used his review of the new Porsche 911 GT3 to recall an "insane" conversation.The Grand Tour host's Friday nights in the pub seem to come with a slight annoyance.The 61-year-old revealed all in his latest column today, as he referenced those driving electrical Porsche Taycans.The ex Top Gear star claimed those living close to him in the Cotswolds are always keen to chat about their eco motors.However, he has branded one recent chat with a male pub-goer "the definition of insanity".Jeremy revealed it was all over the idea that the motor, which is kinder to the environment, is only driven as a second car.The small screen regular said his favourite public house car park is usually filled with grey Range Rovers.However in

Jeremy Clarkson has landed himself back in hot water again with farmhand and co-star Kaleb Cooper.

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Jeremy Clarkson has been documenting his triumphs and struggles with farming on his hit Amazon show Clarkson’s Farm.Fans of the show have enjoyed watching Clarkson get to grips with life in the countryside.The 61 year old recently opened up in an interview about his battle with chemicals like insecticides on the farm, which he runs himself.Clarkson revealed that he had lost ten acres of crops trying to find the best way to look after his yield without hurting bees.He said: "If you spray neonicotinoids on oil seed rape, which you have to do to stop flea beetles eating it, that hurts the bees."So everybody would say you mustn’t do that.

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson is no stranger when it comes to being brutally honest about his new career path.

The Chase star Jenny Ryan, 39, has landed a cheeky jibe at the Clarkson's Farm star days after he said he had "never heard" of her colleague Anne Hegerty.

JEREMY Clarkson has revealed all about a big loss on his farm as he opened up about his agricultural struggles. The 61-year-old's exploits in farming have been documented on his hit Amazon Prime Video series, Clarkson's Farm.

Anne Hegerty, who is otherwise known as The Governess, has been a regular on The Chase for the past decade.The quizzing expert has reacted to Jeremy Clarkson after the former Top Gear presenter revealed he has no idea who she is.The Who Wants to Be a Millionaire host made the confession after being put on the spot by contestant Archit Israni.Anne has since reacted to his comment after The Grand Tour presenter was quizzed about his admission on Twitter.The person in question wrote: "@JeremyClarkson Never heard of Anne Hegerty!?!?! Thought it was worth a smug laugh?"In view of his 7.4 million followers, Jeremy replied: "I really hadn’t.

Jeremy Clarkson was trending on Twitter on Saturday night after he struggled to help Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? contestant Arjit with a question that involved Anne Hegerty, 63, and Adil Ray, 47.The 61-year-old admitted he had no idea who either of the presenters were, which left a lot of viewers stunned.Arjit chose to use the ask the host option for his question about who presents a game show where teams of five name items in top ten lists.The options for the answer were; Anne Hegerty, Adil Ray, Warwick Davis and Phillip Schofield.The presenter confessed: "I've never even heard of two of the people in this list - Adil Ray and Anne Hegerty."He went on to say he also couldn't think of what the game show in question was.Demi Rose puts on

WHO Wants to be a Millionaire host Jeremy Clarkson stunned viewers by admitting he had no idea who The Chase's Anne Hegerty is. Saturday's contestant Arjit was stuck on his £2,000 question about who hosts a gameshow where teams of five name items in top ten lists.

Jeremy Clarkson has taken a swipe at Prince Harry as he pointed out the Royal Family “used to do more”.The former Top Gear presenter made the admission when complaining about needless dress codes in his latest column.In his latest piece, The Grand Tour presenter called out “strange” dress codes.He fumed about Henley Royal Regatta’s dress length rules as well as public school dress codes before turning his aim on Black Tie.The broadcaster detailed its origins from the Royal Family.The dress supposedly began back in 1865 when Edward VII attended a party wearing it.The story goes he donned a black suit with satin lapels, a “ferociously complicated” tie and a strip of silk around his midriff when he was still the Prince of Wales.According to

WHO Wants to be a Millionaire host Jeremy Clarkson called a contestant’s friend “useless” after he failed to answer a question about Tenable. Saturday's contestant Arjit was stuck on his £2,000 question about who hosts a gameshow where teams of five name items in top ten lists.

Jeremy Clarkson left ITV viewers baffled when he admitted he'd "never heard of" famous his fellow ITV stars, Anne Hegerty and Adil Ray.At the start of Saturday night's show, the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host was chairing the quiz with his contestant, Archit, who was flying through the questions before he was faced with the £4,000 question.Jeremy read out the question, which was: "Since 2016, who has hosted the TV game show that requires teams of five to name items in top 10 lists?"The four answers were A) Warwick Davis, B) Phillip Schofield, C) Adil Ray, and D) Anne Hegerty, but Archit was stumped as he hadn't seen the TV show in years, so didn't know who currently hosted it (Warwick Davis).When Archit opted to choose his first

Jeremy Clarkson has admitted he is fearful of the “woke army” coming after him for saying something out of line.This has led The Grand Tour presenter to begin “editing himself” when he’s out and about.Jeremy has never been one to shy away from sharing his opinions as the outspoken presenter of several shows.However, the broadcaster recently made an admission about how he has been “editing” himself.This comes amid worries over cancel culture as the presenter reacted to Sir Tom Stoppard’s comments this week.The playwright opened up to the BBC about how “free speech” has begun to be eroded.Sir Tom said: “50 years ago, it seemed to me that the freedom to say what you like within the constraints of the law of the land, was the freedom on which