Jeremy Clarkson hits out as EU countries halt Covid vaccine ‘My blood is still a liquid’

Matthew Stafford put together a brilliant 15-play drive when it mattered most, finding Cooper Kupp in the end zone for the match-winning touchdown with just over a minute left on the clock.Aaron Donald then came up with a crucial sack on Joe Burrow to close the game out and earn Sean McVay’s side the Vince Lombardi Trophy.Yet viewers watching from the UK had other concerns, with Cousins ruining the spectacle without even playing in the game.The Minnesota Vikings quarterback was part of Sky Sports’ coverage of the match, speaking to the studio via video link.But many people watching were not concentrating on the words that were coming out of Cousins’ mouth – all because of something in the background.Dressed in a white shirt, Cousins was sat in front of a very normal-looking background with two photo frames mounted on the wall.HAVE YOUR SAY! Does Kirk Cousins's background drive you mad? Comment below.The only problem was that one of them was not quite straight – a minor detail which prompted hundreds of complaints on Twitter.“Anyone else getting really annoyed by that wonky picture at Kirk Cousins’ house?” wrote one account.“Why is Kirk Cousins photo so wonky? @NFLUK pls fix,” tweeted one fan.“Kirk Cousins... cant even throw his pictures on the wall straight,” joked another.“@KirkCousins8 Fix your family photo please.

Arsenal supporters are furious after watching owner Stan Kroenke lift the Vince Lombardi trophy following the LA Rams' victory at Super Bowl LVI.The 74-year-old proudly took to the field to join the Rams' celebrations and dedicated the famous win to the "great fans of Los Angeles"."Amazing, and just really proud of this group," Kroenke said. "So happy for them, and then you talk about these players."They’re unbelievable, and this just hung in there.

Ranvir Singh led an emotional tribute to a "beloved" and key member of the Good Morning Britain team.The 44-year-old host, shared the sad news that programme organiser Paul Dorrian had tragically died over the weekend.She explained that the entire ITV crew had been left devastated after learning about the loss of a "close friend".In a heartfelt speech, Ranvir said: "As you know, the show just isn't what it is without the talented team who work behind-the-scenes here, who get everything on air for us every morning."It is with real sadness in our hearts we have to say we've lost one of our beloved colleagues this weekend."The newsreader continued: "Paul Dorrian, He literally worked day and night to make sure all our technical facilities worked and the show got on the air."Dorrian had devoted over three decades to the channel - including GMTV before it became GMB - and was a valued organiser for the breakfast programme for years.Paying tribute, the Strictly Come Dancing star went on to explain how Dorrain had been an integral member of team and had been loved by everyone at ITV.The TV star added: "He knew everybody here.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has hit out at Meghan Markle’s “simpering victimhood” during her interview with Oprah Winfrey alongside her husband Prince Harry.The Grand Tour host firmly believes the Duchess of Sussex does not have the power to bring down the monarchy, despite comments otherwise from those including former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan.Jeremy has completely dismissed Meghan as “toast” and rejected claims her presence will affect the royals in any significant way.The 60-year-old disputed Piers' suggestions that the Duchess of Sussex has caused any damage to the monarchy.Jeremy wrote: “Yes, she is much revered by the young and the stupid who believe that her brand of simpering victimhood will one day bring down the monarchy,

Jeremy Clarkson has surprisingly showed his support for on-off rival Piers Morgan by slamming Meghan Markle's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire presenter, 60, has weighed in on the debate surrounding the Duchess of Sussex's chat with the talk show host which eventually led to Piers' sudden departure from Good Morning Britain.After watching the interview, Piers, 55, accused Meghan, 39, of lying about experiencing suicidal thoughts during her time as a senior member of the Royal Family.The former newspaper editor later found himself in a row with GMB co-star Alex Beresford and later stormed off set.Piers later announced that he had quit the ITV breakfast show after over five years as anchor alongside

Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey and the resulting fallout for Piers Morgan. The Grand Tour host, 60, spoke out on Piers, 55, quitting Good Morning Britain following the backlash over his comments about Meghan, including doubting whether she had had suicidal thoughts before she and Prince Harry stepped down from the Royal family.While Jeremy admitted it was ‘weird for him’ to agree with Piers on anything, he believes Piers ‘lost his job for nothing’ after refusing to apologise to Meghan on-air for what he had said. Jeremy wrote in his column for The Sun that the monarchy has survived worse than the shock revelations Meghan and Harry shared – including claims that a member of the Royal family had expressed ‘concerns’ about what

Jeremy Clarkson has defended Piers Morgan, saying he "lost his job for nothing".

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has reacted to Piers Morgan, 55, after the presenter stepped down from his role on Good Morning Britain.The Grand Tour host addressed Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey, which aired in the UK earlier this month.Piers' departure from GMB came after he stormed off set following a heated discussion with co-star Alex Beresford over his comments towards the Duchess of Sussex.The comments led to 57,000 Ofcom complaints which spurred an internal investigation.In addition, Meghan reportedly complained directly to ITV over Piers' controversial comments that he didn't believe the Duchess.In Jeremy's latest column for The Sun, the Top Gear host said it was "weird for him" to agree with Piers

her tragic death was announced on Wednesday. Former Top Gear presenter Clarkson led the tributes, writing on Twitter : "Terrible news about Sabine Schmitz. Such a sunny person and so full of beans.

 He wrote alongside the snap: “She gave me pointers on how to drive a Ferrari very fast and hunted me down in a banger race. “Brilliantly bonkers and an amazing human being! RIP the great Sabine Schmitz.”Chris also posted a photo to show his time with Sabine, as they grinned for the camera beside a monster truck.He tweeted: “Rest in peace you wonderful, powerful, hilarious person.”Freddie then retweeted Chris’ sweet post in view of his 1.9 million followers.The former cricketer added a crying face emoji and a broken heart emoji to share his feelings on the news.Fans also paid tribute to Sabine online, with one person tweeting: “Absolutely no words.

READ MORE: Jeremy Clarkson speaks out as EU countries halt Covid vaccineShe had spoken off the record to 20 government officials about how they acted ahead of the coronavirus lockdown. She revealed how they agreed to speak on the basis of anonymity about how the UK should have locked down earlier.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has hit out at BBC News on Twitter this evening over their reporting.The former Top Gear presenter claimed the show had “lost it” before he admitted “I don't trust a word you say”.Posting in view of his 7.2 million Twitter followers, Jeremy had some choice words for the BBC tonight.He wrote: “@BBCNews You have completely lost it tonight.“I simply don’t trust a word you say anymore and that’s sad.”While Jeremy didn’t specify exactly what story he was talking about, he tweeted after the show aired a segment from Laura Kuenssberg.She had spoken off the record to 20 government officials about how they acted ahead of the coronavirus lockdown.She revealed how they agreed to speak on the basis of anonymity about how the UK

The Grand Tour, that sees him and fellow co-hosts - James May and Jeremy Clarkson - head up to Scotland for the special which was filmed last year.The father of two, who was involved in a major collision in 2006 while filming Top Gear, is not thought to have been injured, with Jeremy teasing the “fun” programme that awaits viewers.The latter explained what the latest episode entailed before dropping the revelation of Richard’s incident."Yeah, Hammond has an accident.That’s what you want to hear,” he joked to DriveTribe.“So Hammond has an accident, May tried to be interesting which is hilarious, it’s a fun programme.“It’s good, I think a lot of people will like Scotland.”Richard was previously badly injured following a crash while behind the

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has spoken out on the struggles he is enduring due to storms causing floodwater from his farm.The former Top Gear presenter, who works on his Diddly Squat Farm estate, located near Chadlington in west Oxfordshire, said that although record breaking rainfall is “irritating for most people”, it is “catastrophic” for farmers.Jeremy explained that he is seeing the impacts of extreme weather on his land, as “water is leaking from literally every pore”.Addressing the financial problems this issue can pose for farmers, The Grand Tour host pointed out: “To make matters worse, our esteemed leaders have decided to design floodwater defences so that farms are sacrificed to protect the three-piece suites of people in towns and

Jeremy Clarkson has topped a poll by Good Morning Britain viewers on who they most want to take Piers Morgan’s job.Jeremy topped the poll with over a fifth of the vote, followed by bookies favourite Ben Shephard with 19 per cent.The question was posed to a nationally representative poll of 2,000 by Find Out Now.When asked whether people sided with Piers or ITV in the wake of the split, the poll found more sided with Piers at 17.5 per cent than ITV at 15.35 per cent.However, nearly three times as many of people between the age of 18-24 agreed with ITV while the opposite was true for over 64s.The full list is as follows:1. Jeremy Clarkson: 21%2.

Jeremy Clarkson has taken a swipe at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has split the opinion of his 7.2million Twitter followers this afternoon by claiming that the UK has “won” in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s decision to quit their lives as senior royals and move to the US.The former Top Gear presenter aired his controversial views following the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s explosive CBS interview with Oprah Winfrey, which aired in the UK last night on ITV.In his tweet, Jeremy also took a swipe at Piers Morgan, 55, and the backlash he has faced due to his rants about the couple’s royal revelations on Good Morning Britain.The outspoken car enthusiast joked that despite Piers being “sent back” to the UK following an unsuccessful attempt to break into American television, the UK has now

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, is best known for presenting on motoring shows like Top Gear and The Grand Tour.

Jeremy Clarkson first unveiled his lenghty facial hair on Instagram one week ago, causing a stir amongst fans.

ANT Middleton wants to 'do a Jeremy Clarkson' after his SAS: Who Dares Wins exit. Last week, The Sun revealed Ant had been dropped by Channel 4 after he laid into the show’s bosses for turning SAS: Who Dares Wins into a “reality show”.

Ant Middleton is planning to “ do a Jeremy Clarkson ” after his exit from TV hit SAS: Who Dares Wins.