Jeremy Clarkson suffers 'disaster' in alarm confusion as he isolates at home 'Going loopy'

UK should now be ready for two massive storms this week as weather forecasters ramp up their warnings of heavy snow and high winds.The Met Office say gusts of up to 80-90mph could batter parts of the country on Wednesday afternoon (16 February) as Storm Dudley sweeps in over Scotland and Northern Ireland.Gale-force winds from the high-pressure weather system approaching across the Atlantic will then make their way over to northern England by the evening.The national forecaster has issued a yellow warning for wind across all parts of the UK bar northern Scotland for Friday.There is also a more severe amber warning in place from today for southern and western Scotland, the north coast of Northern Ireland and northern England.A forecast on the Met Office website admitted that Storm Dudley would take an unpredictable path on Wednesday, and read: "After a windy day, westerly winds are expected to increase further later on Wednesday afternoon and evening across southern Scotland, Northern Ireland, northern England, then parts of Wales, the Midlands and East Anglia."There is still some uncertainty in the timing and location of the strongest winds but there is the potential for inland wind gusts of 60-70 mph in places."Gusts of 80-90 mph are possible around exposed coasts of southwest Scotland for a brief time.

Jeremy Clarkson spoke candidly about the coronavirus pandemic which he likened to a Hollywood sci-fi movie.The Grand Tour presenter addressed the Covid-19 newly identified variants, which appear to be more infectious than the strain which emerged in China in 2019, which has since sparked a national UK lockdown.The 60-year-old said people in the West have been "dropping like flies" after the UK witnessed a significant increase in the number of positive coronavirus cases.Writing in his new column, the former Top Gear host shared his thoughts on Covid-19 after the virus was said to have mutated in South Africa and Brazil.Jeremy's comments come after he claimed that as a result of the new mutation, scientists have warned the virus "may have

The Grand Tour star Jeremy Clarkson has said it was unfair to compare his TV show to another, in a recent podcast.The television presenter said that Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker had set a very high bar that he found hard to keep up with.Speaking on the Andy Jaye Podcast, the 60-year-old TV star blasted his ITV colleagues for comparing his show Clarkson On TV to Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe.He had earlier described the producer as having created one of the best shows on television.The star also said his sci-fi series was “thought provoking” and “awesome”.After sharing his thoughts on Black Mirror, the host asked Jeremy if the show would feature on the Christmas edition of his television review series.“Will you be discussing him on

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has been left unable “to concentrate” after it emerged that insurance prices for homes in high rise flats would face insurance bill hikes.The increase in price has, according to the motor expert, come as a “result of the Grenfell fire” that occurred in 2017.Jeremy claimed his insurance bill for his flat in a six-story building has increased from £8,000 a year to £60,000.He first expressed his outrage in his The Sun column, which prompted a blunt response from Baron Stephen Greenhalgh.The latter was appointed an unpaid Minister of State jointly at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government and the Home Office in March last year.Jeremy has now hit back: “When I found out, I made some noises in The Sun, and

Jeremy Clarkson came to the rescue when a distraught little girl's dog went missing.

Jeremy Clarkson stepped in to help a family after a chance finding on his land.The Top Gear star was left in "such a good mood" after reuniting them with their lost animal.The 60-year-old explained what happened in his latest column, while reviewing the latest 2021 Range Rover.The presenter discovered a Spaniel while out in his woods, initially thinking it was "a fox darting into one of my pheasant pens".However, on closer inspection, it was a pooch, wearing a collar reading Rory.Jeremy wrote: "It bounded over when I called, all ears, tongue and waggly tail."However, when The Grand Tour favourite called the telephone number also on the tag, it went straight to voicemail."Strange," he said.

Jeremy Clarkson has become a religious idol completely by accident.

coronavirus four days before Christmas. He said: "I’m not going to lie — it was quite scary!"The Millionaire presenter said he woke up with a persistent dry cough and dripping with sweat.Jeremy took action after feeling sick and Googled his symptoms online.Then he later got tested for coronavirus which confirmed he had got the virus.His doctor told him if he didn't get better in a fortnight he would have to go to hospital.

THE Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has taken a catty swipe at co-star Jeremy Clarkson in the trailer for his new series. Richard, who is long-time pals with his Amazon Prime colleague, is now set to front The Great Escapists without the help of his mate and their fellow presenter, James May.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has appeared in an Instagram video on his farm after recovering from coronavirus.The clip, which was shared on The Grand Tour presenter’s Diddly Squat Farm Shop page yesterday, marked the first time he had been seen since the news broke that he had contracted Covid-19.Jeremy gave fans an update on his health while announcing that trout will soon be available to buy from his shop.He could be seen feeding fish on his farm in the clip, while wearing a green coat and sporting more facial hair than he had previously.The star said in the video: “Hello everybody and thank you for your good wishes.“I did have Covid.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, shared that he rarely reads his emails, as they are usually “boring”, however, on one occasion while checking through them he found a kind message of support from Amazon boss Jeff Bezos.The motor expert is currently working on The Grand Tour, that has been produced for Amazon Prime Video since 2016.Jeremy revealed that he only recently came across a message wishing him good luck with the show from Jeff.Sitting down to talk on The Andy Jaye Podcast, Jeremy was asked if he had ever heard directly from the billionaire behind Amazon.The TV star responded to Andy: “Yeah and I forgot to open it!”He went on to explain that he inadvertently discovered the email while playing a game for a YouTube show that made him look through

Jeremy Clarkson is the latest celebrity to speak out about his very difficult experience with COVID-19.

direct to your inboxJeremy Clarkson has revealed he had a “scary” experience fighting coronavirus over Christmas.The Grand Tour host, 60, still does not know if he has fully recovered.He wrote in his column for The Sunday Times: “Four days before Christmas, I woke in the night to find my sheets were soggy.

Jeremy Clarkson feared he would die in a "lonely plastic tent" after being diagnosed with coronavirus. The 60-year-old TV presenter has admitted to feeling scared after being diagnosed with the illness over Christmas.

Jeremy Clarkson has written about his experience of battling coronavirus in typically direct prose.

JEREMY Clarkson has revealed that he battled coronavirus over Christmas - and feared he'd "die alone in a plastic tent". The 60-year-old star has thankfully recovered now, but opened up about the worrying time in a new column.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that he fought coronavirus over the Christmas period and recalled how he was scared he would "die on my own".

Jeremy Clarkson has opened up on battling coronavirus over the Christmas period and felt he would die on his own from the disease.The 60 year old revealed that he had contracted the illness and began feeling ill four days before Christmas. Writing in an article for The Times the star explained that he felt poorly so began googling his symptoms and went to get a test which came back positive.

The Grand Tour host, 60, revealed he came down with Covid-19 four days before Christmas after waking up with ‘soggy sheets’ and a constant dry cough. After testing positive, Jeremy told The Times: ‘The doctor was very clear: I’d feel under the weather for between five and 14 days and then I’d either get better or I’d have to go to hospital. ‘Where, because I am 60 and fat, and because I’ve smoked half a million cigarettes and had double pneumonia, I’d probably die, on my own, in a lonely plastic tent.’Jeremy was forced to self-isolate with his wife and children in the ‘smallest cottage in Christendom’, where he ‘took [himself] off to bed […] to wait for the Grim Reaper to pop his head round the door.

Jeremy Clarkson feared for his life while fighting Covid-19 over Christmas.

 coronavirus.He said: "The doctor was very clear.