Jeremy Clarkson reveals epic revenge against trophy hunters for killing endangered animals

Premier League star Craig Noone worked as a roofer on Steven Gerrard's extension in 2008 whilst playing non-league.Now shining in the A-League at Melbourne City, Noone enjoyed a six-month spell in the English top-flight with Cardiff City after rising through the ranks as an amateur footballer.On the books at boyhood club Liverpool until he was 15, Noone joined up with Wrexham upon release from the Reds but only lasted 12 months in north Wales before being let go once again. It was at this time that Noone was training as a roofer, almost giving up on his dream of turning professional while turning out for non-league sides Skelmersdale United, Burscough and Southport.Working part-time, Noone received an unlikely call to say his firm would be working on an extension for Liverpool captain Gerrard who was paying for a conversion."He was getting a gym and a games room built on the back of his house and we did the roof and the panels on the side," Noone told The Daily Express."My boss picked me up one morning at 7am and said, ‘We’re working on Steven Gerrard’s house today’.

West Ham.But in one fell swoop this week, the likeable Scot has undone all this great work following his shambolic handling of the now engulfing the Hammers.To recap. In a mindless act of cretinous proportions, video footage emerged on social media of Zouma kicking and slapping his pet cat, to bring more shame on the reputation of pampered and privileged millionaire footballers.This all took place in full view of his child, but despite the public outrage and some grovelling apologies from both Zouma and his club, Moyes' idea of teaching Zouma a lesson was to pick him in his starting XI for the midweek game with Watford.Moyes wants to get into the top four and the Champions League, which would be worth upwards of £30million.So a club which also has a vice-chairwoman with expertise in brand awareness in the shape of Karen Brady, has taken the decision to put money before morals.Read the room, David.

Tipping Point fans felt cheated during the latest episode as one lucky contestant appeared to 'win the game during the first round' with an unbelievably lucky counter fall.Thursday's show welcomed London-based charity analyst Myuran to the show who after failing to knock down any counters in his first attempt, had an incredibly fortunate second run.Answering a question about Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams, Myuran opted to play his own counter and swept an unbelievable 17 counters down at once - amassing a total of £850.Following the windfall drop, Tipping Point host Ben Shephard said: "I would say that landed exactly where you wanted it to."17 counters in one drop, that's spectacular. £850, which is a really strong position."While Ben was impressed, Tipping viewers felt cheated by the score, which they took as a sure sign Myuran would make it to the final round.Posting to Twitter, one viewer complained: "Well Myuran's won, shame no double counter so we could've just packed up and gone home."Another commented: "Myuran is having all the massive drops today - totally in 'the zone'."A third said: "Well...

DIY tips after revamping her doors for just £10. Lorraine Kafanke, 37, from Cumbria, found out the beautiful crittal doors she wanted would cost her £1,200.Not wanting to spend a fortune, the mum-of-two decided to make it herself for a fraction of the price.By using paint and tape to create a dupe of the doors, the whole project ended up costing her less than a tenner.She came up with the idea after she saw the doors of her dreams but couldn't afford them.Now she's thrilled by how they look and says anyone can easily copy her design.Speaking to LatestDeals.co.uk, Lorraine said: "I thought 'why not try and create the look myself on a much cheaper scale?' "I just used electrical tape, which cost 79p, and measured out four equal sections to create a glass panel look."I wasn't sure the tape would work but it's easily removed if the look didn't suit."It was a little tricky getting the tape straight but a few attempts and I was happy."She added: "I used Johnstones matt black gloss paint for the wood at £8.99 a tin doing two thin coats."The process took about three days because of the drying time between coats."I also masked up the glass to get a nice neat finish with the paint and gave the glass a good clean before applying the black tape."Lorraine says she is "so pleased" with how they turned out and says she's happy to have completed the look on a budget.And the beauty of it all is that she saved £1,000 on doing everything herself.

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

Jeremy Clarkson and James May are known for their teasing dynamic on screen in The Grand Tour and previously on Top Gear.

Jeremy Clarkson has been mocked over his tweet about students receiving their A Level results today (10 August). A-Level results day sees sixth-form students around the country receiving their formal grades, which have this year been determined by teachers after summer exams were cancelled due to the pandemic.

Jeremy Clarkson said a dentist he knew of enjoyed animal hunting, so he decided to take revenge.The 61-year-old "hated" the culprit "on a cellular level".The presenter said: "There are a great many dentists in America – and they’re always dentists, for some reason – who like to shoot lions. Or elephants.

Jeremy Clarkson telling the kids receiving their A-levels today not to fear – because he flopped them and he’s stinkin’ rich!The Grand Tour host has been spending the past several years sharing his grand wealth on results day to try and distract any heartbroken students from thinking their future is ruined if they didn’t get the grades they were hoping for.Last year it was all about his Cotswolds mansion and expansive Diddly Squat farm.

Jeremy Clarkson won several fans with his fly-on-the-wall documentary series Clarkson’s Farm earlier this year.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he dished out his own form of justice on a trophy hunter by urinating in his shoes after being so disgusted by him shooting animals.The Grand Tour presenter, 61, revealed how he tried to teach the man a lesson after taking an instant dislike to him for his gruesome hobby.Jeremy admitted in his Sunday Times column: ‘There are a great many dentists in America – and they’re always dentists, for some reason – who like to shoot lions. Or elephants.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterMotormouth Jeremy Clarkson once peed in a dentist’s shoes in revenge for killing endangered species.The former Top Gear host said he pulled the stunt after the American bragged of taking a holiday to shoot a polar bear for “fun”.Jezza said: “There are a great many dentists in America – and they’re always dentists, for some reason – who like to shoot lions. Or elephants.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has been left fuming that climate change regulations ban him from burning brome or killing it with chemicals.The Clarkson's Farm host is now plotting to sell it as a drink to health nuts and "thin urban women who like to start their day with a glass of green slime”.He said: "This must be the way farmers have to think now."I don’t doubt that it will have absolutely no nutritional value and will taste worse than a slab of marzipan-flavoured Marmite, but this is of no consequence to the young and the thin and the foolish,” the motor expert revealed on his show.It comes after his bid to sell fish in his farm shop ended in failure – after animals ate all his trout.The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host splashed out on 250

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson is planning to sell a weed infesting his Diddly Squat farm in the Cotswolds as a drink to hipsters.He is fuming that climate change regulations ban him from burning brome or killing it with chemicals.So the Clarkson's Farm host is now plotting to sell it as a drink to health nuts and "thin urban women who like to start their day with a glass of green slime".He said: "This must be the way farmers have to think now."I don’t doubt that it will have absolutely no nutritional value and will taste worse than a slab of marzipan-flavoured Marmite, but this is of no consequence to the young and the thin and the foolish."It comes after his bid to flog fish in

Jeremy Clarkson has fired back at a local man after a rather unusual complaint.The Grand Tour host spoke out in his latest column, saying: "Plainly this is a man who hasn't seen my show."The 61-year-old has been documenting his attempt at beinmg a farmer in Amazon Prime's Clarkson's Farm.While the show is currently not airing new episodes, the presenter has spoken out about a "big problem" he has at Diddly Squat.However, this was not before revealing an issue that has arisen with an unnamed man who lives close to him.The broadcaster claimed "the local" had written to planning bosses about his barn.He stated that the person in question had suggested the building was not being used for what it was intended.Before going into what has been

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire viewers are convinced host Jeremy Clarkson gave away a crucial answer to a £64,0000 question at a key point in the game.Contestant Mark was asked by the presenter: "Referring to a situation of total disorder, the term 'omnishambles' was used in which TV comedy series?"Mark toyed with answering "A: The Thick of It," but wasn't a hundred percent and had no life lines remaining.He was just about to throw the towel in and even said he was going "to walk", when the former Top Gear presenter interjected: "Are you sure about that?"At which point Mark changed his mind and said "Do you know what £16,000 is still a lot of money and the rest of it isn't real, so lets go for it A, please Jeremy."A gleeful Jeremy celebrated

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has queried why Sir David Attenborough, 95, is not featured in the list of the best paid BBC stars.The Grand Tour host says he “does not understand” why the natural historian is never listed.He claims: “ONCE again, the salaries of most of the top BBC stars have been published, and once again it’s a list of all the usual suspects.“Gary Lineker. Zoe Ball. Fiona Bruce and so on. “What I don’t understand is why Sir David Attenborough never features on this list?“He must be by far and away the highest paid, but we never hear what he earns,” he added. Jeremy continued in his The Sun column: “Could it be that we don’t want to sneer at this national treasure?“Or has the BBC found a way of paying him so his salary doesn’t show