Jeremy Clarkson sparks frenzy as he reunites with Amazon after success of Clarkson's Farm

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, looked back at all he's accomplished with the biggest challenge he's ever taken on, and he has got no intention of giving it up.The newbie farmer and his 1,000 acre farm Diddly Squat, have become staples in the Cotswold countryside, and it's safe to say Jeremy has outdone himself.And what's even better, is that he actually enjoys doing it, despite the major pitfalls in profit.But the controversial presenter, who has won awards for his farming contributions, put the money aspect of it aside, and decided to focus on the thrill instead.In his new column for The Times, Jeremy weighed up how much money he could make selling the ginormous estate in the heart of the country, but pointed out he isn't bothered by doing

Sheridan Smith reportedly became “upset” after being interviewed on The Jonathan Ross Show. The actor and singer, 40, will appear on Saturday’s episode of the ITV series (27 November) alongside Gary Barlow, with whom she has recorded a Christmas duet, as well as Jeremy Clarkson, Riz Ahmed and Sting.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has opened up about his latest venture into selling beer as well as how he hopes to help combat climate change.

The Grand Tour.The star opened up about his connection with James May and Jeremy Clarkson in an exclusive chat with Express.co.uk.The Grand Tour is about to return with its latest special titled Carnage A Trois.The show will once again be back on Amazon Prime Video as Richard, Jeremy and James reunite.However, when quizzed on whether there’s ever any “tension” as the group get filming, Richard admitted there isn’t.He explained of their dynamic: “There's always a moment, a first moment on any of these trips, when the cameras are set up, directors call to action, and it's like we're stepping back into a world that's been there all the time.“But we've not been away from it.“It just immediately picks up because we've worked together in so many

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire became awkward after host Jeremy Clarkson landed a "savage" dig about a former Top Gear producer on the quizzical programme.The 61-year-old couldn't resist a cheeky jibe about a past work peer as he worked out the answer to £32,000 question.Actor Alexander Armstrong, who had been in the hot seat at the time of the joke, even struggled to raise a smile.The Pointless presenter had joined the programme alongside presenter Gabby Logan to individually play to win cash for their own chosen charities.Jeremy asked the Pointless presenter a £32,000 question: "Which of these archaeological discoveries was later revealed to be a hoax?"A. Staffordshire Hoard, B.

Jeremy Clarkson says he is worried his cows are lesbians – and one of his bulls appears to be "transitioning".The ex-Top Gear loudmouth turned farmer said the heifers or young females on his Diddly Squat farm keep trying to "ride" each other.His 1,000-acre pile in the Cotswolds features on his Clarkson's Farm show.Jezza, 61, said: "In the cow world there are stores and heifers and bullocks and steers and bulls and calves and, to make matters even more complicated, whenever one of the group is menstruating all the others immediately become LGBT and spend all day riding one another round the field like wheelbarrows."And, he added he was stumped by one of his castrated bulls "transitioning from male to something else".Jeremy explained: "Its

Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone Lager has shot to number one in the charts just hours after it's release.The 61-year-old Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host fended off stiff competition from well-known brands such as Budweiser, Stella Artois and Corona.His lager, which was brewed and produced at Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds, has been flying off of the shelves since its launch with a "p*** up in a brewery" event.As the product has been so in demand already, Jeremy's team are toying with the idea of putting a limit on how many can be purchased per customer.The former Top Gear host is hoping that reducing the amount people can purchase will help them to have enough supplies up until Christmas - as fears loom that they may run out before then.

Jeremy Clarkson's land agent, nicknamed Cheerful Charlie, is not best pleased by his new farm venture.Speaking out in his latest column today, the Clarkson's Farm star detailed the moment he broke the news to his Amazon Prime co-star.The 61-year-old claimed his colleague "rhythmically banged his forehead on the table" on hearing that he wants to grow spring barley at Diddly Squat.It comes as The Grand Tour host has invested in a brewery and is launching his own lager.Jeremy and his business partners have named the tipple Hawkstone, after a neolithic standing stone in the Cotswolds.However, the presenter's enthusiasm for the project was not matched by Charlie.Jeremy shared the moment he voiced his thoughts behind the scenes, after devising a

Sheridan Smith reportedly became “upset” after being interviewed on The Jonathan Ross Show. The actor and singer, 40, will appear on Saturday’s episode of the ITV series (27 November) alongside Gary Barlow, with whom she has recorded a Christmas duet, as well as Jeremy Clarkson, Riz Ahmed and Sting.

Clarkson's Farm star Jeremy Clarkson has told how he was forced to call farming expert Kaleb Cooper following a mishap with his tractor.The Grand Tour presenter, 61, recalled the hilarious incident to BBC Radio Two presenter Zoe Ball, where he told how his co-star had come to his rescue by sitting on the bonnet of his tractor like an "ornament".Speaking about Diddly Squat Farm, Zoe revealed that she was desperate to know more about one specific incident."Recently someone wheelied a tractor on the farm, " the radio host said, before going to ask Jeremy for more details.He replied: "Oh yes, weirdly I bought a piece of equipment called a disc, I apparently learned."And it was too heavy really, so everytime you lifted it up the front wheels of

ACTRESS and singer Sheridan Smith made male chauvinism accusations after a back-stage bust-up on The Jonathan Ross Show. Insiders said Sheridan, 40, went into meltdown behind the scenes of the ITV chat show.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, about Top Gear, after the latter questioned what was going on with A Question of Sport since the comedian was appointed as Sue Barker's replacement.

Jeremy Clarkson has decided his next business move is to sell his own lager after taking on a farming lifestyle and purchasing his own farm in the Cotswold farm.The 61-year-old's new alcoholic beverage Hawkstone is produced from the farm featured on his Amazon Prime series, Clarkson's Farm.The TV star realised his farm land had a good yield malting barley of unusually high quality which is perfect for brewing. He was determined to use the slogan, "if you're an alcoholic, don't fight it, feed it" to promote his new beer.However, the interesting slogan was not approved by authorises and he has opted to use "hard to make but easy to drink" instead.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, admitted he isn't about to break into the politics game, naming one reason for his decision, and one reason only.

"I wanted to have a brewery so I could have a p***-up in it," he joked."Now I can go back to my old careers teacher and say, 'You see? I told you I could do it!'"I'm out for world domination [with the beer brand].

Love Island as she could not bear the thought of having sex on TV with the risk of her parents watching.She also feared she would be trolled for her "stomach rolls" and potential skin rashes.However, the candid star didn't shy away from posting her wardrobe mishap on her social media account yesterday evening, to be met with nearly 13,000 likes.The personality, who is engaged to publicist Alex Andrew, had been getting changed in her car at the time and was pictured with one trouser leg half on, before transitioning into a pair of khaki camouflage-style leggings.The post received some celebrity attention, with model Jodie Kidd (@jodiekiddoffical) rushing to her rescue in the comments and admitting: " Been caught out many times! Very

AS a schoolboy, Jeremy Clarkson was dismissed as a no-hoper and told he “couldn’t organise a p***-up in a brewery”. Half a century later and now a wealthy global celebrity, the petrolhead-turned-farmer has proved his naysayers wrong by becoming a fully fledged brewer.

Jeremy Clarkson recently sat down for an interview with The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2, where he gushed about the mishap of buying a tractor disk that had subsequently left him with a defective tractor.The 61-year-old revealed how he was forced to call his Clarkson's Farm co-star Kaleb Cooper to help him move the vehicle, but the situation was much more complex than he expected."Weirdly, I bought a piece of equipment — it's called a disk; apparently, I've learned," he told the radio morning show."It was too heavy, really, so every time you lifted it up, the front wheels of my tractor went into the air, and then it got stuck, so you couldn't get the wheels back down."So I had to call Kaleb, and I put him in the box in the front

 at him.He was telling Zoe on BBC Radio 2 about how he spent his time during the pandemic, when the topic of Jeremy’s Clarkson’s Farm sidekick came up.The radio host asked Jeremy how Kaleb was doing.Jeremy responded saying that Kaleb was on holiday.The Grand Tour star explained that Kaleb had gone out of Oxfordshire where the show is filmed for his first holiday last week.“He’s never had a holiday before and it’s all gone to his head,” he joked.“Now, he’s just sent me a text saying 'you sound hungover,'” he explained.He added that Kaleb had left him to go to the seaside, in complete charge of the farm all by himself.He addressed Kaleb joking: “I know you’re listening. Nothing has died.

Jeremy Clarkson admitted the sheer volume of replies to her stories had become overwhelming and had caused her “anxiety”, before she broke down in tears over the situation. After encouraging her followers to embrace the benefits of home working, Emily responded to the multitude of replies with a message aimed at all of her fans.She typed: “I’m going to spend a few days out of my DM’s.

Jeremy Clarkson has fronted several hit shows over the years, including The Grand Tour, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, and Top Gear.And even though he's received rave reviews for his new series on Amazon Prime Video, Clarkson's Farm, which recently scooped up a prize at the British Farming Awards, the 61-year-old has become doubtful he'll ever walk away with a Bafta. After being quizzed on whether he believed he would ever receive an OBE in a recent interview with The Guardian, Jeremy responded, saying: "You're very sweet.