Jeremy Clarkson suffers another blow at Diddly Squat Farm as car park expansion refused

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Ellen Barkin testified against ex Johnny Depp in a prerecorded deposition played Thursday for jurors during the ongoing defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard that began in Fairfax, Virginia, April 11. The 68-year-old actress called her ex-boyfriend and former "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" co-star "controlling" and "jealous" in testimony shown at the Fairfax County Courthouse.

Johnny Depp's former psychiatrist is shedding light on the actor's alleged drug use and mental health issues. On Thursday, Dr.

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Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has a “general sense that everything will be all right in the end”, but when it comes to the food shortage crisis, he feels very differently.

Jeremy Clarkson has issued a grave warning in light of the recent cost of living crisis, saying "people will eat their neighbours".The former Top Gear host was discussing the rising price of fertiliser and other costs that farmers are set to incur, when he predicted that farmers will start to reduce the amount of crops they are producing.While on the topic, he said: "Some have already decided to fallow their fields next year and grow nothing at all."The presenter has recently started documenting his life working on a farm for his Amazon Prime show, Clarkson’s Farm.He bought the farm in 2008 but in 2019, decided to have a go at running it himself.While on the topic of farming, he believes that the knock on effect of less produce will lead to food scarcity and rising prices for shoppers.He described it as the world hurtling towards "hunger, misery and death" and as a result, people will turn on each other.He said: "People can live without heat, clothing or even sex but they cannot live without food. Hunger makes people eat their neighbours."For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.It comes after Jeremy recently vented his frustration about being refused planning permission to improve his farm.While making an appearance on Talk TV's The News Desk, he discussed the problems he had encountered when trying to add a car park and a farm track to his land.He said: "Maybe I should buy an apron and join the Masons.

Jeremy Clarkson has vented his frustrations after being constantly refused planning permissions to make improvements to his Diddly Squat Farm.The broadcaster, 62, appeared on Talk TV's The News Desk to speak about his farm in Oxfordshire, and the problems he has encountered when trying to make improvements, including a car park and a farm track - saying it is not just himself, but that farmers 'up and down the country' are saying 'the same thing'.Jeremy claimed that whenever he wants to make improvements to his farm, the answer from the local council is a "no" about "everything," and then joked that he should "join the Masons" to receive approval.He said: "Maybe I should buy an apron and join the Masons. I don’t know what you have to do, but I simply can’t get planning permission for anything, which is infuriating."But it’s not just me as it turns out.

Clarksons Farm star Jeremy Clarkson has admitted he wishes the UK’s 2020 Eurovision entry Sam Ryder “hadn’t entered” the competition this year.The former Top Gear host went on to explain how he felt the singer’s talents have been wasted on the competition because he was “always going to get beaten” by the Ukrainian entry for this year.Jeremy, 62, has shared his thoughts on the UK’s chances in the Eurovision Song Contest this year. Britain has a reputation for placing at the bottom of the leaderboard year after year. Sam, 32, is hoping to change our country’s fortunes this year, however, with his positively-received song SPACE MAN. Despite the hype, Jeremy remains unconvinced that this year could spell victory for us Brits.But he did praise Sam for his incredible vocal capabilities in his latest column. “For some time, I’ve been listening in awe to Sam Ryder singing on TikTok,” Jeremy wrote.“He may be a vegetablist and a beardy but he seems like a nice lad and his voice has the power to knock down walls.“Which is why I wish he hadn’t entered this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.” This year, Ukraine is tipped to do well in the competition - a likelihood that can be attributed, at least in part, to Russia’s brutal ongoing invasion of the country. Meanwhile, Russia has been banned from Eurovision, with the European Broadcasting Union making their final ruling on the matter back in February. Reflecting on Sam’s talents, Jeremy continued: “He was always going to get beaten by the Ukrainian entry.“Even if they’d fielded two dogs barking at one another,” he added in his piece for the Sun.The Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra is competing on behalf of their country this year, with special permission to leave Ukraine in order to

Jeremy Clarkson has admitted he “cursed Brexit” on his trip to Madrid after being held up by long airport queues.The Clarkson’s Farm star hopped on a plane to Spain to watch his team Chelsea F.C. play. Jeremy described flying to Madrid for a Chelsea match last month while suffering with a “post-birthday hangover”. He turned 62 on April 11 this year and clearly enjoyed some booze-filled celebrations to mark the occasion.The former Top Gear presenter admitted that - much to his surprise - Heathrow was surprisingly empty. However, things did not go so smoothly when his flight landed at the other end. He recalled: “We landed in Madrid and after another eight-mile walk, I reached the back of the queue for passports.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, commented on Kim’s Met Gala look in his latest column after the Kardashian sister caused a stir when she wore the dress Marilyn Monroe famously wore to sing Happy Birthday to President John F. Kennedy in May 1962.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has been shopping while searching for “missing Londoners” in his latest column.The car enthusiast included a “spoiler” about where he purchased his girlfriend Lisa Hogan’s upcoming birthday gift.On Sunday, the star of Clarkson’s Farm wrote about his frustrations with London feeling “empty” and said luxury retailers seemed to have forgotten what they were selling due to “inactivity”.The 62-year-old spoke about visiting Tiffany on Bond Street, but admitted this was a “spoiler for Lisa’s birthday,” which is in a “couple of weeks”.Recalling one of his recent visits to London, Jeremy said: “Later I went into Tiffany on Bond Street, which is a bit of a spoiler for Lisa’s birthday in a couple of weeks.”Jeremy observed there was a distinct lack of customers when he visited.He said: “There must have been 20 staff standing around serving absolutely no customers at all.“‘And what brings you to Tiffany’s, sir?’ said the man on the door.”Jeremy wasn’t impressed by this question and added: “As though he’d forgotten what they sold there.”“‘I need some potatoes and a bag of carrots,” Jeremy joked.He told The Sunday Times that “boredom and inactivity” could be to blame for the sales assistant not understanding the joke.Lisa, who is Jeremy’s co-star on the Amazon Prime show, Clarkson’s Farm has revealed what is in store for their relationship in a new interview.The couple have been dating since 2017, when they were introduced to each other by mutual friends.The Irish model spoke to Fabulous magazine and said they don’t have any plans to marry or have children in the near future.Lisa said: “Mrs Clarkson? No, thank you, I like Lisa Hogan.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, is known for his outspoken personality and he has made his opinion on James Corden's involvement at the Miami's Grand Prix perfectly clear.The Clarkson's Farm star took to Twitter to unleash his fury at the comedian, 43, after the Gavin and Stacey star recently spoke about his time with the McLaren team at the Grand Prix.Jeremy took to Twitter yesterday in view of his 7.7 million followers to share his view on the James coverage.He penned: "Why on earth are we listening to James Corden?"Many social media users took to the posts comments to share their view on the presenter and his involvement in the Miami race.Gaz_Cart said: "I have no idea who thinks people like Corden are important but then again they are the same people that speak to you Jeremy."AndiCole0 added: "Because f1 has been Americanised. More emphasis on entertainment than racing."Garydg7 commented: "I turned on @skysportsf1 saw James Corden...

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, gave his opinion on Lewis Hamilton’s recent disappointing finish in his latest column.Speaking about the Imola Grand Prix in Italy, which took place in April, Jeremy was critical of Lewis' performance.Jeremy said Lewis “qualified badly”, adding that he “spent most of the race at the back of the field, trying and failing to get past someone who was driving what was basically a Morris Marina”.The car enthusiast revealed that, while Lewis’ boss and some commentators had blamed his car for his performance, Jeremy pointed out that his younger Mercedes team-mate George Russell, “soundly” beat him by coming in at fourth position.The Clarkson's Farm presenter claimed that George’s car was “worse” than Lewis’ had been, and was not equally as problematic, as had been previously suggested.The former Top Gear host explained that the Mercedes team “forgot” to change the set-up of George’s car.Damon Hill, the 1996 Formula One World Champion, had a different viewpoint and recently said Lewis had not been “humiliated” by George, although Lewis has been falling behind his team-mate this season.Damon described Lewis as being “a little unlucky”.The multiple champion only managed a 13th place-finish at Imola.Jeremy hasn’t been reserving his anger just for Lewis lately, as he has also been making comments aimed at Amal Clooney in the same column for The Sun.The star of Amazon Prime Video show Clarkson’s Farm said he had assumed the barrister to be a “drippy human rights loony”.He had also thought of her as only having a platform “to get her lefty messages across” because she is married to George Clooney.Despite these assumptions, he did say Amal has “the most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard” when he found himself

During season one of Clarkson’s Farm, Jeremy broke down in tears after visiting an abattoir.He had driven three sick ewes there to be killed and it had proven to be an emotional experience.He had said: “I’m a sheep farmer, this is what sheep farmers do, they take their animals to make, they take them to the abattoir.”He wanted to say goodbye to the sheep but was told by the abattoir manager that it was too late.“Are they really..? Are they dead?” Jeremy exclaimed.He looked around for his beloved ewes and was in tears when he got back to his car.

Jeremy Clarkson has taken to Twitter to mock former Somerset MP Neil Parish who resigned after claiming he accidentally looked at porn in the House of Commons while searching for a tractor website.The MP from Bridgewater and former farmer went on TV on Saturday afternoon to say he would resign after being named as the politician reported for twice by female colleagues for watching porn in the House of Commons.And the former Top Gear presenter, who is the star of Amazon Prime series Clarkson's Farm, was one of many social media users to poke fun at the former politician.Clarkson tweeted: "I spent all day looking at tractors."His post was a hit with his follows, with more than 60,000 liking it.Others joked the Clarkson's reality farming series should be aired after the watershed.Explaining his porn watching at work, the MP said: “The situation was that, funnily enough, it was tractors I was looking at and I did get into another website that had a sort of very similar name. And I watched it for a bit, which I shouldn’t have done.”"But my crime - biggest crime - is that on another occasion I went in a second time."He admitted that second time had been deliberate and that it happened in the House of Commons while he was sitting waiting to vote.Parish said what he did "was absolutely totally wrong", adding: "I will have to live with this for the rest of my life.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, wrote about his aversion to badgers in his latest column.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has revealed Kaleb Cooper met his most recent moral dilemma on Diddly Squat Farm with a “chorus” of tutting noises and “oh for God’s sake”, in disapproval. However, Jeremy couldn’t get over his “guilt” when he discovered a tiny mouse was trapped in the frame of his seed drill last week.Kaleb urged Jeremy not to worry about the creature, as the spring barley needed to be planted without delay.The car enthusiast admitted: “I couldn’t go out into the fields and unfurl this enormous machine — it’s like an oil rig, only bigger and more complicated — knowing that a sweet little mouse was in there. “And that in all probability it wouldn’t survive.“Kaleb was staggered by this and pointed out that the whole farmyard is littered with mouse and rat traps.”While acknowledging that his co-star and colleague had a point, Jeremy was left “white-faced with horror and guilt” when he thought he had rescued the mouse, only for it to take shelter under the back wheel of his tractor.Jeremy then embarked on another rescue attempt, by doing “the best hill start you’ve ever seen”.The star ran into trouble yet again, as he recalled in his latest column for The Sunday Times: “Straight away there was a problem. “Because as this 3.5-tonne machine rose from the ground, it pulled the tractor backwards about nine inches.  “A sickening nine inches.