Jeremy Clarkson moans he wasn't 'asked back' on the One Show after Dan Stevens' quip

Jeremy Clarkson has taken to Twitter to mock former Somerset MP Neil Parish who resigned after claiming he accidentally looked at porn in the House of Commons while searching for a tractor website.The MP from Bridgewater and former farmer went on TV on Saturday afternoon to say he would resign after being named as the politician reported for twice by female colleagues for watching porn in the House of Commons.And the former Top Gear presenter, who is the star of Amazon Prime series Clarkson's Farm, was one of many social media users to poke fun at the former politician.Clarkson tweeted: "I spent all day looking at tractors."His post was a hit with his follows, with more than 60,000 liking it.Others joked the Clarkson's reality farming series should be aired after the watershed.Explaining his porn watching at work, the MP said: “The situation was that, funnily enough, it was tractors I was looking at and I did get into another website that had a sort of very similar name. And I watched it for a bit, which I shouldn’t have done.”"But my crime - biggest crime - is that on another occasion I went in a second time."He admitted that second time had been deliberate and that it happened in the House of Commons while he was sitting waiting to vote.Parish said what he did "was absolutely totally wrong", adding: "I will have to live with this for the rest of my life.

BORIS Johnson is set to appear on Good Morning Britain tomorrow for the first time in almost five years. Susanna Reid is heading to Downing Street and will come face to face with the Prime Minister – and fans of the show can’t believe it.

Good Morning Britain viewers have been left reacting to the news that Boris Johnson will finally appear on the programme for the first time in five years. It was confirmed on Monday that Susanna Reid will speak to the Prime Minister at No.10 with the interview airing on Tuesday (May 3).

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker and Sally Nugent appeared on the show on Bank Holiday Monday with a busy schedule ahead - including an upcoming interview about guide dogs. The duo were speaking with an MP about Prime Minister Boris Johnson when a loud bark was heard in the background, but it wasn't from the MP's home.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, wrote about his aversion to badgers in his latest column.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has revealed Kaleb Cooper met his most recent moral dilemma on Diddly Squat Farm with a “chorus” of tutting noises and “oh for God’s sake”, in disapproval. However, Jeremy couldn’t get over his “guilt” when he discovered a tiny mouse was trapped in the frame of his seed drill last week.Kaleb urged Jeremy not to worry about the creature, as the spring barley needed to be planted without delay.The car enthusiast admitted: “I couldn’t go out into the fields and unfurl this enormous machine — it’s like an oil rig, only bigger and more complicated — knowing that a sweet little mouse was in there. “And that in all probability it wouldn’t survive.“Kaleb was staggered by this and pointed out that the whole farmyard is littered with mouse and rat traps.”While acknowledging that his co-star and colleague had a point, Jeremy was left “white-faced with horror and guilt” when he thought he had rescued the mouse, only for it to take shelter under the back wheel of his tractor.Jeremy then embarked on another rescue attempt, by doing “the best hill start you’ve ever seen”.The star ran into trouble yet again, as he recalled in his latest column for The Sunday Times: “Straight away there was a problem. “Because as this 3.5-tonne machine rose from the ground, it pulled the tractor backwards about nine inches.  “A sickening nine inches.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty made an epic on-air gaffe after she accidentally said Prime Minister Boris Johnson "spent his first night in jail". Naga, 47, was hosting the show on Saturday morning when she mistook three-time Wimbledon winner Boris Becker with the Prime Minister.

Jeremy Clarkson has told how he's changed his mind over the human rights barrister, George Clooney's wife Amal, after listening to her talk at the United Nations a few days ago.The Clarkson's Farm star, 62, heralded the brunette beauty, 44, as having the "most beautiful voice" after admitting that he initially assumed her to be a "human rights loony."The Clarkson's Farm star took a U-turn over his thoughts on human right's barrister Amal following her speech at a UN meeting in New York earlier this week.George's wife of eight years urged the UN to hold Russia accountable for the alleged war crimes it has committed in Ukraine.Top Gear star Jeremy told how he assumed the legal expert to be a "drippy human rights loony who can only ever get her lefty messages across" as she's married to the Hollywood icon.However, the farmer relayed that he was blown away after listening to her talk at the UN meeting on Wednesday.He cited that Amal has the "most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard", adding that it was like having "warm honey" poured into his ears despite not understanding what she was speaking about, he wrote in his column in The Sun.Jeremy's comment came days after Amal set pulses racing in a sheer, skin tight red dress as she stepped out in New York city for dinner with her mother Baria Alamuddin.Dressed up to the nines, the human rights attorney's petite waist was on show as the brightly-coloured dress hugged her trim figure.The bottom of Amal's dress featured detailed embroidery and ruched fabric across her hips.The look was complete with two bows at the back which added more elegance to the dress.She partnered the outfit with a pair of silver stiletto heels and a boxy rectangle clutch.The mother of twins, Alexander and

Naga Munchetty suffered an epic name gaffe live on BBC Breakfast when she confused Boris Johnson with Boris Becker.The BBC presenter made the unfortunate mistake whilst hosting the flagship news show on Saturday morning (April 30) alongside her co-host Ben Thompson.She was speaking to viewers about the news that tennis star Boris Becker had been jailed on Friday afternoon after hiding £2.5million worth of assets and loans to avoid paying off debts.The six-time Grand Slam champion was found guilty of four charges under the Insolvency Act and has been jailed for two and a half years.However, Naga suffered an unfortunate blunder which made it sound like prime minister Boris Johnson had just spent his first night behind bars, instead of the tennis star.Giving viewers the latest headlines, Naga said: "Three-times Wimbledon champion Boris Johnson has just spent his first night in prison. "He was sentenced for two-and-a-half years for hiding assets to avoid paying debts."He co-host Ben handed over the reigns to to sports presenter Mike Bushell to get more context on the story.Eagle-eyed viewers rushed to Twitter after spotting Naga's slip-up.One wrote: "What a slip! BBC’s @TVNaga01 claims Boris Johnson just spent his first night in prison."A second said: "Was that a Freudian slip from Naga Munchetty “Boris Johnson spending his night in prison"A third agreed: "So Naga Munchetty also said Boris Johnson has gone to jail when referring to Boris Becker.

It has been confirmed that The One Show was hit with more than 100 complaints after Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens' made a savage dig at Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The British actor appeared on the BBC One programme earlier this month to discuss his latest drama.

CLARKSON'S Farm star Kaleb Cooper has spilled the beans on his behind-the-scenes arguments with Jeremy Clarkson. The Amazon Prime star is often seen bickering with the former Top Gear host on their much-loved farming show, which hit the streaming service last year.

A top Tory female minister has revealed she was once "pinned up against a wall" by a male MP a number of years ago.

THE One Show has been hit by over 100 complaints after Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens' anti-Boris Johnson rant - but the BBC have decided to stand by the actor. Dan, 39, appeared on the the evening programme earlier this month alongside alongside Derry Girls' Saoirse-Monica Jackson and Jamie-Lee O'Donnell.

Amazon Prime co-star Jeremy Clarkson regularly argue behind the scenes of Clarkson's Farm as camera crews aren't there to stop them.The feisty relationship between the two has been well documented, but in a new interview, Kaleb has opened up on the goings at Diddly Squat Farm when cameras aren't rolling.When asked how often they argue, Kaleb joked: "Probably more, because we don't have a film crew stopping us!" The pair's antics have regularly made for compelling viewing.Kaleb has on occasion been forced to drag Jeremy's £40,000 Lamborghini tractor out of ditches, before scoffing that to Jeremy, the valuable equipment is just an "ornament".He hasn't held back on calling him an "idiot", either, as Jeremy gets to grips with the challenging lifestyle of a farmer.Kaleb had famously admitted he'd never previously read a book and the first one he picked up, Jeremy's Diddly Squat: One Year On the Farm, featured colourful insults about him.However, dismissing the claim that he is a "tractor driver", Kaleb hit back: "That's f***ing s**t."I'm a farm manager. I'm the boss.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has weighed in on Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz’s luxurious wedding extravaganza.

Scots pensioners who carry on working after retirement age are set to be an average of £2,300 worse off over the next two years because of three broken Tory promises, Labour has claimed.

Russia has sanctioned a number of Manchester MPs and hundreds of others across the country for “whipping up of Russophobic hysteria”.

The mum of a baby girl who died after choking at nursery has hit out at plans to reduce staff ratios in childcare.

‘Piers Morgan Uncensored’ Loses 100,000 Viewers

Piers Morgan, 57, has responded to a damning review of his new show Uncensored, which aired on TalkTV last night.The former Good Morning Britain presenter took to social media to react to the criticism that he resembled a “Jeremy Clarkson tribute act”. Journalist Piers Morgan returned to our screens last night, marking the occasion with an explosive interview from former US President Donald Trump, 75, and repeatedly slamming the idea of “cancel culture”. Today Piers informed his fans today that his bold comments had prompted a comparison to be made between himself and Jeremy Clarkson, 62.Jeremy is the star of Amazon Prime show Clarkson’s Farm and previously presented the BBC’s Top Gear for many years, before he was axed from the show after punching producer Oisin Tymon. Piers took to Twitter this morning to share an unfavourable review of last night’s show with his 7.9 million followers, referring to an incident at the 2004 Press Awards, when Jeremy punched Piers in the head.He wrote: “UPDATE: The Guardian review says I’m a ‘Jeremy Clarkson tribute act’. “Given my long-time respect and admiration for @JeremyClarkson (when he’s not punching me in the head), his fierce intelligence, razor-sharp wit and rakishly handsome looks, I take this as a massive compliment!”The ex-ITV presenter's tweet came as an update from his previous tweet on Sunday ahead of his TalkTV debut. At the time he wrote: “The only way the PR campaign for @PiersUncensored could possibly get any better is if the @guardian review it and say it’s terrible, unwatchable and the end of civilization as we know it. “Don’t let me down you whiny woke wastrels!” he added.The review in question didn’t hold back when it came to Piers’ new show and even addressed his

Piers Morgan has asked one of his new TalkTV co-stars to find out why Boris Johnson intervened to get Donald Trump to cancel an interview with him. The former Good Morning Britain star launched his new show Piers Morgan Uncensored this week with a sit down with the former US President.