Jeremy Clarkson shares health woes as he admits he's the 'unfittest he's ever been'

Clarkson’s Farm after it proved to be a smash hit for Amazon Prime.Clarkson’s Farm follows former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson as he attempts to run his own farm for the first time.Hailing from Chipping Norton, Kaleb was introduced to the show as a local farmer, who was brought in to help Jeremy run Diddly Squat Farm.Kaleb took to Instagram yesterday to share a sweet throwback snap of himself with his one million followers.In the picture, a young Caleb can be seen sitting proudly inside his first tractor alongside his dog.He captioned the post: “This is a throwback to when I was 15. Bought my first ever tractor costing me £5,500.“Hard work pays off,” he added with a muscle emoji.Fans flooded the comments section to praise Kaleb and branded him an “inspiration” for young people.Amazon Prime Video UK responded to the star, writing: “And what a cracking tractor it is.”“I admire your work ethic,” commented Jenneth Francis.Glyn Edmunds added: “The country could use a few more like you, Kaleb.”Mark Quinn penned: “Well done young man you are an inspiration to many people, the harder you work the luckier you get.” (sic)Trevor Goddard wrote: “That’s being given a good work ethic at a young age.

Manchester United have reportedly added Luis Enrique to their manager shortlist alongside Mauricio Pochettino and Erik ten Hag.The Spain head coach is believed to have the 'technical credentials' and 'winning track record' that the Red Devils are looking for in their next boss, as per ESPN.And he is the candidate which Cristiano Ronaldo was said to have put forward to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer last year.However, Enrique, 51, is now in a World Cup year for his country, so United would have a big job on their hands to convince him to leave before the tournament kicks off in November.The other two men under serious consideration, Pochettino and Ten Hag, look much more likely to move than him. Several United players want the former Tottenham and current PSG manager, it's been claimed.Pochettino has not lit up Paris and has made it clear he'd be open to a Premier League return.Ten Hag, meanwhile, has had his future shrouded in doubt following the resignation of Ajax chief Marc Overmars.Who best suits the position? Let us know in the comments section.Enrique does have a more glittering managerial CV than that pair, though.He won two La Liga titles and a Champions League while in charge of Barcelona, and completed the treble with Copa del Rey success in the 2014/15 season.

Jeremy Clarkson has discussed the many challenges he faced while filming his upcoming Amazon Prime show, Clarkson's Farm.The former Top Gear presenter revealed that he attempted to deliver a lamb last year and while doing so he accidentally entered the wrong hole, resulting in an angry sheep.The 61-year-old candidly detailed all during an interview on The Jonathan Ross Show.It comes as the Grand Tour presenter opened up about the challenges of running his 1,000 acre farm.Speaking about the error, Jeremy began: "In the middle of the first lockdown it was lambing season. I'm up at the lambing shed and they're coming thick and fast.

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Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has slammed Prince Harry, 36, for "exploring his innermost feelings on television, in front of an audience of millions" on his Apple TV Show, The Me You Can't See.Speaking in his column for The Times, the motoring expert blasted the Prince for addressing his life growing up as part of the royal family in a candid interview with Oprah Winfrey, saying that as an army officer he "should've known better".Speaking about how he approaches his problems, Jeremy hit out at the Prince for his Apple TV Show in an article that said: "I'm happy to report that bottling it all up has never done me any harm."Addressing Labour leader Keir Starmer's appearance on former GMB host Piers Morgan's Life Stories, the car fanatic blasted the

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has opened up about suffering an injury during a trip to Portugal.The Grand Tour presenter explained how he’d been “punched” after he travelled via private jet to watch a Chelsea match.The former Top Gear presenter explained he’d travelled over to Portugal for the Champions League final last week.He and nine of his friends and family chartered a private jet to take them to the match.However, Jeremy admitted it wasn’t long before “it all went wrong”.He explained how he’d been separated from the group after a long lunch in the sunshine, which left him feeling “cheerful”.The presenter explained: “So cheerful, in fact, that I got separated from my party and found myself surrounded by some good-natured City fans who decided

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has had a tough run of it since purchasing his Chipping Norton farm, as he has encountered a number of obstacles including bad weather and the ramifications of Brexit.The born-again farmer has spoken on the difficulty of agricultural life and the challenges of filming his experience of bringing the Diddly Squat Farm Shop to life.The famous motor star has admitted that farming has proved an unexpected challenge.He shared: ”I’ve had the farm since 2008, but I haven't really been involved with it at all. "A man in the village ran it, and then he retired, and I don't know what it was, but I just thought, 'I can do that’."I genuinely thought you put seeds in the ground, weather happens and then food grows.So I thought,

Chelsea fan Jeremy Clarkson turned the air blue while celebrating their Champions League victory.Footage shows the petrolhead, 61, repeatedly shouting “f***ing Manc b******s” while pumping the air with his fist.He was surrounded by supporters cheering: “Oh Jeremy Clarkson”.The lifetime Blues fan is also seen hugging a supporter in the centre of Porto, Portgual.The video was filmed on Saturday night after Chelsea won the Champions League for a second time with a 1-0 victory over Manchester City.Clarkson had flown out to Portugal to film a new series of Amazon Prime’s The Grand Tour after the country was put on the UK’s green list for overseas travel.He said he had received his first vaccination for coronavirus back in March.The presenter

The Grand Tour host, Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has shared his concerns as to how much money Amanda Owen may make through her sheep.The presenter admitted that he has "the greatest respect" for the Yorkshire Shepherdess.Doncaster-born Jeremy has swapped his life in the city to live on a farm, which he will document through a new Amazon Prime television series.In a new interview, the former Top Gear host has shared his admiration for Amanda, 46, who won the hearts of the nation through her Channel 5 programme, Our Yorkshire Farm.Amanda and her husband Clive share aspects of their life on a remote farm in North Yorkshire, alongside their nine children and thousands of animals.However, after turning his hand to farming, Jeremy was left baffled by

JEREMY Clarkson has named two rams mating with his 75 sheep after Wayne Rooney and Leonardo DiCaprio. The Grand Tour host, 61, joked Wayne will “go after the slightly older ones” and Leonardo is “taking the younger ones”.

Jeremy Clarkson has shared his thoughts on the artwork in the running to stand on the Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square today.The 61-year-old television presenter branded it "ridiculous" and mocked the shortlist of artists.Jeremy said the best they could come up with was a "warty man and some naan bread" and encouraged people to take their kids to London to laugh at the artwork.However, the father-of-three believes there should not be such a big debate about what will fill the coveted spot as the temporary installation won't be there for long.Most of it will end up in an underground storage facility, he said.Jeremy aired his views in his Sunday Times column."In fact, you can even use the shortlist of artists as a way to cheer

JEREMY Clarkson has admitted he 'drank himself silly' and is the 'unfittest he's ever been' after lockdown on his farm. The 61-year-old has spent his time during the coronavirus pandemic on his 1,000 acre farm filming his new Amazon Prime Video series, Clarkson's Farm.

Jeremy Clarkson says his suicidal sheep are making life a flocking nightmare.The Grand Tour star, 61, has plenty of them at his 1,000-acre farm in the Cotswolds, but trying to keep them all alive is difficult.He said: “They wake up in the morning and think, ‘How can I die today?’ And they don’t want it to be a simple, clean, nice death, or at a convenient time.“They will put their head in fencing and try to cut it off or concentrate really hard on rotting from the back.“It’s a non-stop struggle trying to keep them alive.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, swapped cars for farming for his new solo Amazon show, which focuses on him getting to grips with his new life as a farmer on his Didley Squat Farm.Speaking to Express.co.uk, the presenter admitted taking on the project was out of his comfort zone, but has loved his new found hobby.One thing he didn’t enjoy however was how many rules and regulations came with farming.He revealed: “I honestly thought that farming was… you put seeds in the ground, weather happens and then you grow food.“And then, you go on a skiing holiday and moan about how awful the weather has been and that’s just not true, none of that.“It’s incredibly complicated, every single thing about farming is complicated and made more complicated by Government

Jeremy Clarkson was up to his usual tricks as he took aim at Gwyneth Paltrow on The Jonathan Ross Show.The outspoken TV host, 61, was on the chatty programme to discuss his new documentary Clarkson's Farm.During a discussion about bee keeping, Jonathan held up an item that had been produced by Jeremy's own swarm.Jonathan was keen to understand the branding and asked the former Top Gear presenter how he'd come up with the name for the item.The English broadcaster explained: "Gwyneth Paltrow did a candle and said, 'This smells like my vagina'.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has hit out at actor Matt Le Blanc, 53, following the release of Friends: The Reunion show.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has addressed the moment he was stung by one of his bees while beekeeping on his Diddly Squat Farm in Chadlington, Oxon.Speaking on The Jonathan Ross Show, the star admitted he had no idea what he was doing, as a bee managed to crawl inside the waistband of his trousers, leading to him being stung in an awkward place.The motoring fanatic revealed that keeping bees on his farm was no easy feat and was a high risk job.He said: "You have to go and check on them."The star went on to liken the process to that of checking a specific part of the male anatomy - admitting he was clueless when it came down to it.Jeremy said: "It’s like checking your prostate, you don’t know what you’re looking for."The Top Gear host went on to

JEREMY Clarkson is not so sure he'll make it to his 62nd birthday after his dad died at the same age he is now. The Grand Tour favourite is afraid he will die this year, but if he makes it to his next birthday he will be unstoppable.

JEREMY Clarkson took aim at a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire audience member after a shock interruption on last night's show. Tuesday evening's episode of the ITV quiz show saw Lynne Greenwood from Oldham take to the chair opposite the host.

Elsewhere this week, the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host opened up about his fears of dying young.Jeremy, who turned 61 in April, admitted that some of his friends and family had died at that age, leading him to think about his own mortality.“Everyone I know dies at 61."All my friends did, my dad did, that’s when you go....If I make it to 62, I’ll be here forever," he told Saga magazine.