Jeremy Clarkson's co-star Kaleb Cooper hits out over 'tractor driver' dig in new book

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Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are back on screens for the ITV show Saturday Night Takeaway - and they've certainly planned a great comeback show.Acting as an incredible helper, RuPaul joined the two hosts to announce new segments and guests, while also promising that an impressive Drag Queen performance will take place at the end of the show.As the show went full speed ahead, Ant and Dec surprised a budding bride-to-be with her dream wedding after she was forced to cancel due to Covid-19.Moving onto the next segment, the hosts joked to RuPaul that it was unlikely he had ever seen somebody come on the show dressed in plain clothes only to see a dramatic transformation by the end.Ant said: "Right let's go back to our star guest announcer, did you enjoy that Ru?" Who said they loved it. Dec chirped: "I bet you've never seen a TV show before where somebody starts up in ordinary clothes and by the end of it they're in a spectacular dress and loads of makeup?" The audience began to chuckle at the clear joke, but RuPaul's mind was elsewhere as he said: "Um, seen one? I invented one honey.

Emily Clarkson, daughter of former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson, has shared a picture of her sporting a ripped dress with her 225,000 Instagram followers.The star claimed that the embarrassing incident might have slightly “ruined the wedding pictures”. Emily, 27, posted a series of snaps to her Instagram, including a few where she can be seen sporting a beautiful green dress complete with frills and a high neckline, courtesy of clothing brand Romance Was Born. The influencer then went on to share an unfortunate polaroid picture that captured her after a tear had appeared in her dress, exposing a bit more of herself than she had intended. Under the glamorous wedding pictures, she wrote: “The glorious @alexlight_ldn got married and the

Jeremy Clarkson explained he suffered a costly accident that caused "substantial damage" on his Oxfordshire farm in a candid admission.The Clarkson's Farm presenter added that the accident didn't go down well with his co-star Kaleb Cooper, 21, who ripped into the former Top Gear host.The 61-year-old revealed he crashed his Lamborghini tractor while farming his land.The TV star sought assistance from the young farmer who was not impressed about the situation.Jeremy detailed all in his latest column, as the Grand Tour star admitted he crashed someone else's tractor.The farmer revealed he drove the £20,000 machine into a "lone telegraph pole in a 52-acre field".He wrote: "I saw the pole coming from way back.

Jeremy Clarkson has told how he landed himself "a spot of bother" following his comments about Greta Thunberg last week.The farming star faced backlash over his remarks about the 18-year-old Swedish climate activist from social media users who branded his remarks "weird" and "angry" after he said she deserved a "smacked bottom".Last week the former Top Gear presenter branded the Swedish climate change activist an "annoying little bucket of ego".He went on to say that she needed a "smacked bottom" for skipping school to attend Cop26 in Glasgow last week.But despite the backlash to his comments and social media users branding his remarks "creepy", the Clarkson's Farm star has told how he "stands by" his previous comments.Writing in his column

Jeremy Clarkson’s hit farming show Clarkson’s Farm earlier this year. However, he’s now admitted he’s not thrilled about how Jeremy referred to him in his new book.Kaleb shared his thoughts on Instagram earlier this evening when he discussed Diddly Squat: A Year on the Farm.In a short clip to his 928,000 followers, he quipped it was the first book he’d ever read.He said: “So I’ve discovered what this is - this is a book.“And I’ve read my first ever book.

Jeremy Clarkson wowed the nation when he turned his back on fast cars to take a moment to enjoy the peace and quiet of farming life.The Grand Tour star has lived on Diddly Squat farm for many years, when it was run by a local villager - and, when he retired, Jezza decided to take over.As well as running the harvest, investing in huge tractors and attending cattle auctions, his hit Amazon Prime series Clarkson’s Farm shows the journey of Jeremy opening up his resident farm shop.It’s a move that proved controversial with locals due to the long queues of traffic that resulted from the shop, and there have been numerous complaints put through to the local council as a result.But through all the chaotic and even "disastrous" moments filming,

Jeremy Clarkson is certainly no stranger to a motor bump here and there after a long-running tenure on Top Gear.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has branded Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion’s protests “timid and wet”. The broadcaster and former Top Gear presenter took aim at the climate activists in his latest column.The scathing piece comes after Greta denounced the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow in front of thousands of protesters.The teenager referred to the event as a “failure” as she addressed demonstrators who marched to George Square.She said: said: "It is not a secret that COP26 is a failure.“It should be obvious that we cannot solve a crisis with the same methods that got us into it in the first place."She said: "We need immediate drastic annual emission cuts unlike anything the world has ever seen."The people in power can continue to live in

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has seen his fair share of horror crashes, having worked on Top Gear for most of his adult life and then The Grand Tour.So when golfing legend Tiger Woods made headlines following his terrifying accident back in February, he wanted to analyse the details.The crash took place in LA just a day after Woods was in the area to host the annual Genesis Invitational at the Riviera Country Club.But after reading about what happened, Jeremy was a little sceptical.Writing in his column for The Times, the presenter admitted he "never really understood" the enormous car crash."Sure, police say he was driving at more than 80mph when he lost control, but it was a wide road," he penned."He’s a thrusting young man with a thriving pant

Jeremy Clarkson has sparked outrage following his comments about climate activist Greta Thunberg after she attended the Cop26 conference last week.

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Jeremy Clarkson has come under fire for some derogatory comments he made about Greta Thunberg in his latest column. The teenage activist was in the UK last week for the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow and led a rousing protest against the world’s governments.

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson gave some insight into his year spent on Diddly Squat farm today, ahead of his new book on the subject which will be released on Thursday.The motor enthusiast talked about one “wine-powered idea” he had in the summer time, which his girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 48, was not too thrilled about.Jeremy, 61, decided to grow his own vegetables during lockdown, as he thought it was a good idea in light of people not being able to buy from abroad “or even Kent”. After picturing himself as the “broad bean king of Chipping Norton”, the presenter decided to pitch the idea to his land agent, who informed him it was ill-advised given the poor quality of the soil at Diddly Squat. In the end, Jeremy settled on growing

Jeremy Clarkson voiced his opinions on Greta Thunberg ’s appearance at the global Glasgow climate summit after she protested outside the venue.

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