Jeremy Clarkson issues plea for help as he commits to new solo project: 'It’d be fun?'

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has admitted he couldn't have won an award without fellow farmer Kaleb Cooper at the British Farming Awards.The stars scooped the Flying the Flag for British Agriculture Award at the glitzy ceremony last night.Taking place last night at Birmingham’s National Conference Centre, the awards celebrate the best in British farming.Hosted by Vernon Kay, the ceremony was attended by 700 farmers who watched Jeremy and Kaleb win the award.The pair were recognised for raising awareness for British farming as well as bringing it to wider audiences thanks to their show Clarkson’s Farm.Accepting the award, Jeremy paid tribute to Kaleb who he “couldn’t have done it without”.The former Top Gear host said: “Kaleb I couldn’t have done

Jeremy Clarkson announced he will be back with a second series of Clarkson's Farm after popular demand back in July.The Amazon series saw the car enthusiast experiencing the highs and lows of running his Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Chipping Norton.This week, the 61-year-old revealed he will be releasing a book titled Diddly Squat - A Year on the Farm.In view of his 567,000 followers on his farming page, he wrote: "Farming is brutal, incredibly frustrating and dangerous."The weather is always against you, and animals intent on either escaping or killing themselves."This book tells the story of how amazingly well I managed all aspects of farming, with hardly any help at all."Angel Strawbridge opens up on ‘weird’ feeling leaving the

Coronation Street star Will Mellor has had quite the interesting life.The 45-year-old actor is currently chilling the spines of Corrie viewers nationwide as drug lord Harvey Gaskell.He joined the ITV soap in March 2021 and swiftly became the lynchpin in multiple storylines, with Will using his years of acting experience to portray the menacing role.Will began his acting career as a teenager, securing his first big break when he landed the part of Jambo Bolton in Hollyoaks in 1995.In 2001, he was cast as both receptionist Jack Vincent in Casualty and as Gaz in Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.He has also appeared in EastEnders, Line of Duty, Broadchurch and No Offence, with his personal life drama being just as eclectic.Will starred

The Grand Tour star said he wanted to provide a bigger workshop for the pair to match their capabilities.Back in June, Richard told fans that he was "taking the plunge" and setting up his workshop in Hereford.The Smallest Cog is now open for business.Richard, who became a household name presenting car show Top Gear with Jeremy Clarkson and James May, said he would never try and compete with the Clarkson's Farm star.It comes after the 61-year-old presenter launched his own Amazon show which saw him set up and run Diddly Squat Farm and shop in the Cotswolds.In the early stages of setting up the workshop, Richard realised that it might make a good television show and got it commissioned.At the same time, Jeremy was filming his series.Speaking

RICHARD Hammond has revealed the key reason why he will never try to compete with Jeremy Clarkson as his eagerly anticipated car show launched earlier this week. Richard and Jeremy sparked up a close friendship during their 16-year stint on BBC’s flagship Top Gear series, alongside fellow car enthusiast James May.

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Clarkson’s Farm presenter Jeremy Clarkson wrote a scathing article on Sunday about Britons’ various alternatives to living in the UK.

In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Dr Zoe Williams discussed just how important it was for people to familiarise with their breasts and raise any concerns as early as possible.She said of Sarah's death: "I think it was [a wake-up call]."I think that's why Sarah was so brave to share her diagnosis and her experience publicly, because in doing so, undoubtedly she would've saved lives."There will be women who thought they would be too young to be affected by this disease, who will now realise that it can affect younger women and people of other genders."I'm sure there will be many younger people checking because she was so brave to share what happened to her."Jeremy Clarkson says he ‘feels sorry’ for Adam HensonThe doctor went on to

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, had quite a bit to say about the backlash Countryfile have been getting recently and addressed claims his Amazon Prime show Clarkson's Farm, has "done more for farming" than the BBC flagship programme has in the past 30 years.

Jeremy Clarkson says he ‘feels sorry’ for Adam HensonOn the newlyweds' body language, she added: "Both Jamie and Frida have their eyes down and their facial expressions are unsmiling although that hand clasp is very telling in terms of the love and affection between them."Addressing the snaps of the ex footballer being the closest to the awaiting paparazzi, Judi added: "Jamie walks slightly ahead of his pregnant bride, with his hand on top in the clasp."He also has his wrist bent, suggesting he is determined to be a protective presence for her."She added to The Mirror that the soon-to-be father-of-three had "total pleasure and pride" as he broke away to grin at the cameras.Their low-key ceremony was attended by his mum and dad Harry and

Jeremy Clarkson says he ‘feels sorry’ for Adam Henson"As a child I tripped and fell into the path of some scaffolding and took a steel bar to the face.“It was so traumatic and left me very short-sighted in one eye," she told The Mirror.The former Great British Bake Off presenter's accidents didn't stop there.At another point in her younger years, she recalled getting grit in her face which scratched her cornea."My most impressive, though, I think, was bending down to admire a yucca plant," she added."I don’t need to tell you where that ended up.

Piers Morgan has said that Jeremy Clarkson wanted to pay him a compliment to his face so he could "deny ever saying it".

Jeremy Clarkson says he ‘feels sorry’ for Adam Henson"It was exhausting, it was really hard work but I was able to take the time that I needed, which isn't a given for everyone, I'm very aware of that."The more and more you put it off, the worse and worse it gets and I had been putting it off anyway for years before... now I am chilled as anything."So I'd say it's worth it, you know treading through all of that poo is worth it."Amanda chimed in: "You have to put on your waders don't you?""One hundred percent," the singer agreed.

Jeremy Clarkson and Paddy McGuinness over the revamped A Question Of Sport.The telly presenters had a spat on Twitter after Clarkson said he had to switch off the show as it gave him a headache.BBC bosses have ditched the old team and brought in Paddy, Sam Quek and Ugo Monye, as well as a number of non-sporting stars such as Anton du Beke, Martin Roberts and Jamie Laing. After watching Friday night’s episode, former Top Gear host Jezza had a go at the line-up.He tweeted: “What on earth has happened to Question Of Sport?”Paddy, 48, who replaced Jeremy on Top Gear, hit back.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has voiced his opinion on Adam Henson, 55, after his BBC show Countryfile was hit with criticism this week.The author and farmer James Rebanks praised Jeremy Clarkson's farming show, Clarkson's Farm, criticising Countryfile.Discussing Clarkson's Farm at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, James praised the show for doing more for farming in one year than the BBC's Countryfile has done in 30 years.He said: "I can report back from within the farming community.They all loved that programme.They loved it."But what they really liked is [that] they have been frankly p****d off with Countryfile for about 30 years because the whole logic of Countryfile is that you can’t make a mainstream, prime-time TV programme about farming

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has insisted he would never consider emigrating to popular destinations Australia and New Zealand, despite his concerns that Britain is “busted”.The Clarkson’s Farm host, who lives in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, where his Diddly Squat Farm is based, explained Poland would be a better option for him if he ever decides to “quit” the UK.It comes after Jeremy argued that the combination of Brexit and the Covid pandemic is “too complicated” for Britain’s government to handle in one of his latest columns.However, Jeremy was quick to admit he wasn’t worried enough about the current issues in Britain to move to “woke” countries.He penned in his new column: “The only reason for going is that you’ve become unemployed, your wife has

Will Young has slammed Amazon's The Grand Tour, saying that some of the jokes made on the show were "homophobic". The 42-year-old's anger is directed at a 2019 episode, in which Jeremy Clarkson drives a pink Jeep Wrangler and his co-stars Richard Hammond and James May make offensive jokes according to Young, reports the Mirror.All three presenters left Top Gear in 2015 before starting The Grand Tour.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has claimed that those who “advise” Prince William, 39, on what to say about certain topics “dropped the ball slightly” by letting him air his views on space travel.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, scooped the National Farmers’ Union Farming Champion of the Year award recently.The former Top Gear presenter was awarded the honour following the success of his show Clarkson’s Farm.In a statement about the award, the NFU said: “Much of what was seen in the first series on Amazon Prime Video, has rung true with many farmers.“It has also brought an understanding of many of the issues faced by farmers to the British public – from profit margins to diversification.”Jeremy also admitted he was honoured to receive the accolade as he sent a video thanking the union.He said: “It feels really weird.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, is again facing the anger of villagers who have purportedly written to the council over his plans to convert a lambing shed into a restaurant in the area.Tension between the broadcaster and Chipping Norton locals had been rising, which led him to call a meeting about his plans for Diddly Squat.Following the announcement of Jeremy’s latest plans for the farm, some locals have been submitting objections to the West Oxfordshire District Council, according to OxfordshireLive.The parish council told the news outlet it was "concerned" about the effects of the new restaurant "on the local community, its existing shops and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty".The source continued: "The number of cars currently visiting this

COUNTRYFILE has been ripped to shreds by 'p***ed off farmers' - as Jeremy Clarkson is praised for 'doing more for farming in a year'. The Grand Tour star's agricultural series, Clarkson's Farm, debuted on Amazon Prime Video earlier this year, and follow's Jeremy's attempts to run his Diddly Squat farm himself.