Jeremy Clarkson reveals he has two wardrobes – one for when he’s fat and one for when he’s thin

Russian-born model Irina Shayk shared her support for Ukraine on Monday via Instagram. Shayk, 36, shared a photo of a black and white peace sign on her personal Instagram account as Russia continues to invade Ukraine. "No To War," she wrote, adding prayer and broken heart emojis.

Lorde’s ‘Solar Power’ has won Best Song In The World at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.The title track of the New Zealand pop star’s latest album, ‘Solar Power’ beat out nine other nominated songs by the likes of Olivia Rodrigo, The Kid LAROI, BTS and more.The award for Best Song In The World was presented by Natalie Imbruglia and Bastille’s Dan Smith.Lorde accepted the honour in appropriately summery ‘Solar Power’ fashion – via a video filmed from a pool. Watch her full speech above.“Hi, NME! I’ve heard I’ve just been awarded the best song in the world and I’m really grateful for that,” she said.Lorde also gave props to her fellow nominees, particularly Isle of Wight duo Wet Leg: “Big fan of all the songs in this category, especially ‘Chaise Longue’ by Wet Leg.

Table Manners has won Best Podcast at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.The show, hosted by singer Jessie Ware and her mother Lennie, beat out Disgraceland, Grounded With Louis Theroux, Songs To Live By and Wheel Of Misfortune for the win.“Thank you so much,” the Wares said in a statement of their win, who praised the “amazing guests” of Table Manners for the podcast’s success.“This is the first NME award I’ve ever been up for, I’ve only had four fucking albums and it takes my 70-year-old mother,” added Jessie.Launched in 2017 and now in its 13th season, Table Manners becomes the second podcast to snag a win at the NME Awards. The category, introduced in 2020, was last won by George The Poet’s Have You Heard George’s Podcast?.The BandLab NME Awards 2022 returns to the O2 Academy Brixton and is co-hosted by Daisy May Cooper and Lady Leshurr.The ongoing ceremony, which celebrates the most brilliant people in music and pop culture right, saw performances from Sam Fender, Griff and Sigrid and more.

Braveheart and commissioned George Lucas to write Star Wars, has died today at the age of 84.His daughter Amanda Ladd-Jones, who directed the 2017 feature documentary Laddie: The Man Behind The Movies, wrote on social media: “With the heaviest of hearts, we announce that on March 2, 2022, Alan Ladd, Jr. died peacefully at home surrounded by his family.“Words cannot express how deeply he will be missed.

Olivia Rodrigo has won Best New Act In The World Supported By CanO Water at the BandLab NME Awards 2022.The US singer-songwriter came out on top among the international slate of nominees, which included Bad Boy Chiller Crew, BERWYN, Bree Runway, Wet Leg and Yard Act. Dublin band Inhaler, Nigerian singer Tems, King Stingray from Australia and Shye of Singapore were also nominated in the same category.The gong was presented by It’s A Sin actor Nathaniel Curtis and Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore.

CHVRCHES and Robert Smith treated the BandLab NME Awards 2022 this evening (March 2) to a stunning performance of ‘Asking For A Friend’, their collaboration ‘How Not To Drown’ and The Cure’s ‘Just Like Heaven’.The Scottish trio and Smith’s performance on the O2 Academy Brixton stage midway through the Awards marked the first time that they had all performed ‘How Not To Drown’ live together, which earlier in the night won the Best Song By A UK Artist prize.The collaboration appeared on CHVRCHES’ 2021 album ‘Screen Violence’, as did the band’s set opener ‘Asking For A Friend’.After performing ‘Asking For A Friend’, frontwoman Lauren Mayberry then introduced Smith on stage. Smith displayed a sticker of the Ukrainian flag on his guitar in a show of support to the nation as they then delivered a storming rendition of ‘How Not To Drown’.“The NME were really nice to us and gave us a miniature gig during their ceremony,” Mayberry said of their performance, before introducing ‘Just Like Heaven’ by saying: “I’m sure you’ll know this one.” Mayberry and Smith then shared vocals on the Cure classic.Also performing at the ongoing BandLab NME Awards 2022 are BERWYN, Rina Sawayama and Bring Me The Horizon.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has once again seen himself surrounded by controversy over plans for his Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire. The TV presenter had previously faced opposition from furious locals who blamed a surge in visitors to the region on the success of his Clarkson's Farm show on Amazon Prime.Now Jeremy is said to be facing a legal bid from one of his neighbours over a purported planning application to build a 70-space car park at a 60-seater café at the farm, according to the MailOnline.The local man expressed concerns that the TV star would transform the region into a “Jeremy Clarkson theme park”.A total of 20 locals have filed objections, according to the Daily Mirror.Jeremy’s neighbour told the news publication: “I

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has fumed over Greta Thunberg’s protests at COP26.The star was less than impressed that the Swedish activist, 18, was given a platform by BBC journalists at the climate summit, claiming they “fawned like they were soap stars being introduced to the Queen”.He added in his latest column: “They didn’t call the annoying little bucket of ego, ‘Your majesty’, but you could see they were thinking it.”Jeremy went on to criticise Greta’s “abusive” words at a rally in Glasgow.He penned: “I simply don’t get the Thunberg phenomenon. “She has no knowledge of how the world works, no manners and no letters after her name because instead of going to school, she’s been busy sailing round the world so she can be mardy and abusive to

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed his shock when he stumbled across a tiny owl that was hiding in his office at Diddly Squat Farm.The 61-year-old found himself at odds after making the surprising discovery and wondering what he "should do" with the small animal.He'd walked into his office at Diddly Squat Farm and was surprised to see owl perched in the owl perched under his chair.The former Top Gear presenter attempted to seek out guidance on the internet which proved to be unhelpful.However, it now seems he may have taken the bird in to his own home - if his latest Instagram post is anything to go by that is.The Grand Tour host penned in his latest column for The Sun: "I saw it – in the corner of my office, under a chair."I have no idea how it

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has admitted he was left at a loss for what to do when he spotted an owl in the corner of his office at Diddly Squat Farm. The Grand Tour host revealed he turned to the internet to try and find some advice on how to deal with the beautiful bird, but didn’t have much luck.Jeremy explained that after searching around online, he “was given a message claiming that someone from owlrescue.co.uk was ­trying to steal my data”.Although the star doubted the warning was correct, he decided to come up with his own solution.The Top Gear favourite penned in his latest column: “I saw it – in the corner of my office, under a chair.“I have no idea how it got there but more ­importantly, I’ve no idea what I should do with it.I’ve just

Jeremy Clarkson's daughter Emily Clarkson, 27, has posted a series of Instagram stories based on her experiences with cyber-flashing - the sending of obscene pictures to strangers online. While posting, she was heard being cat-called.The social media star and author included these posts as part of a series of uploads aimed at her 224,000 followers yesterday. The question she raised was “things that are embarrassing for no reason".Some answers to these questions proved amusing. One anonymous follower wrote: “Chasing after a ping pong ball.”In the next clip, Emily was seen walking solo outside when she was cat-called, leaving her fuming.She said: “Well that’s just turned my mood round, they just shouted at me.“I was just trying to walk home

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has lashed out at Boris Johnson and his wife, Carrie Johnson.

CLARKSON’S Farm star Kaleb Cooper has announced filming is already “well underway” for series two of the hit Amazon Prime series. After skyrocketing to fame since the programme debuted earlier this year, the farm contractor shared a behind the scenes picture from Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm.

Jeremy Clarkson's farm series, which first came to screens last year. After fans demanded a second series, the 61-year-old announced back in July that Amazon had given the green light for new shows to be made. Last night, the 23-year-old farmer shared a picture of him on the Chipping Norton farm with a camera crew.In view of his 902,000 followers, he wrote: "Filming is well underway.

Lewis Hamilton has once again landed in Jeremy Clarkson’s annoying corner, with the Grand Tour presenter believing he’s now become too ‘woke’ amid the climate change movement.Sir Lewis has long encouraged the masses to go vegan and has shared his own fears for the environment, which saw him, in turn, branded a hypocrite because, well, he’s a Formula 1 driver.Having previously hit out at the champion racer, this week Jeremy went back in as he turned his attention to dissecting the ‘small steps’ we’re encouraged to take in order to save Mother Earth, including Joanna Lumley’s suggestion of war-time rationing.Speaking about the apparent boo-ing Sir Lewis is faced with, for whatever reason, from crowds after his races – ‘whether he wins or

Jeremy Clarkson, who runs his Diddly Squat Farm in Chipping Norton, said he enjoys game shooting "very much" as he addressed backlash it has received from the likes of conservationist Chris Packham, 60, and other activists.The 61-year-old spilled that while he respects people may disapprove of the move, "someone has to kill" them for food. In his column with The Times, he said: "I get that Chris Packham wants pheasant shooting banned but I think he’s wrong."I think that if there were no shooting, landowners would be less bothered about looking after their land."I think a great many countrymen who earn a living on shoots would lose their jobs."Jeremy also believes that this could result in woods would be "bulldozed" in a bid to make way for

Jeremy Clarkson has two wardrobes – one for thin clothes and the other for gear he wears when he is fat.The denim-loving Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Host said the chubby closet was his “every day cupboard”.He admitted he can barely squeeze into anything in the other one but keeps the clobber as “nostalgic reminders of happier times”.Clarkson, 61, said he needs clothes made-to-measure because he knows nothing off the peg will fit.“I’m hundreds of feet long and Lowry-thin everywhere except round the middle where it looks as if I’ve eaten a space hopper,’’ he said.“I have to have things made to measure.

Jeremy Clarkson has slammed Formula One star Lewis Hamilton for being ‘too woke’.It’s far from the first time The Grand Tour host Jeremy, 61, has took aim at the talented racing driver, having previously telling his Twitter followers that the racer "needed a smacked bottom" over his Hungarian Grand Prix antics.But now he has once again taken aim at the star, claiming the crowds at his races always "boo" when Lewis thanks them for their support.He went on to write in his Sun column this weekend: "The problem is that Lewis has changed."He hailed the sports star as "normal, bright and talented" when he first made his mark on the F1 world - but said recent displays have made him too "politically correct".Jeremy added: "He decided to go woke and

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has slammed Formula One's Lewis Hamilton, 36, believing he has changed.The former Top Gear presenter has been a vocal critic of Lewis many times.Previously, Jeremy attacked Lewis for his antics during the Hungarian Grand Prix.The presenter tweeted telling his 7.5 million followers that "Lewis needed a smacked bottom".His latest comments have been no different, with Jeremy expressing his view on the race car driver in his Sun column, released yesterday.Jeremy mentioned Lewis always thanks the crowd after each race, with the crowd always "booing".He said: "The problem is that Lewis has changed."Jeremy claims that he used to be "normal" when he first came on the scene, and he was "bright and talented".The former Top Gear

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has hit out at Paddy McGuiness, 48, for being too "shouty" on BBC's A Question of Sport.

Jeremy Clarkson has talked about the time that two men appeared on his drive and the police threatened to report him for 'racist behaviour'.