Jeremy Clarkson: Top Gear star announces death on his farm as he talks postmortem result

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Jeremy Clarkson, 60, is widely known for being a car enthusiast on shows such as Top Gear and The Grand Tour, but he dived into running his own farm ahead of his new solo show I Bought The Farm last year.

In his column for The Times, he wrote: “Britain is becoming very bitter for some reason.“Last weekend I went to the paper shop and remembered most of the things I now need for such a trip: spectacles, phone, hearing aid, tin of boiled sweets, gazetteer and a list of the papers I like to buy when I arrive. But I forgot my mask.“In the olden days, when there was Enid Blyton and local bobbies gave apple scrumpers a clip round the ear, people would have forgiven a 60-year-old for making such a mistake.

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Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he was verbally abused by an angry shopper after he forgot to wear a face mask when he went out to pick up groceries.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he was verbally abused by a man after he forgot to wear a face mask while visiting his local shop.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, today claimed “Britain is becoming very bitter” after he was accosted on the way to his local shop by a stranger.The TV presenter recalled forgetting to pack his mask, and was expecting to be “forgiven” for the simple mistake, however instead he faced a barrage of “profanities”.He wrote in his column for The Times: “Britain is becoming very bitter for some reason. “Last weekend I went to the paper shop and remembered most of the things I now need for such a trip: spectacles, phone, hearing aid, tin of boiled sweets, gazetteer and a list of the papers I like to buy when I arrive.

James May, 56, disagreed with FoodTribe presenter Rachael Hogg over her claim that breakfast tea is the "worst drink in the world".The motoring star, who appeared in the channel's latest video "Tea VS Coffee", fiercely defended the traditional hot beverage that is enjoyed by many British households.Rachael began: "Today my unpopular opinion is that normal tea, breakfast tea, builders tea, bog-standard tea whatever you want to call it, is the worst drink in the world."James dismissed the notion: "Oh don't talk balls woman."Rachael continued: "All of the teas are excellent, and the best way to start the day is an iced latte with oat milk."The Top Gear Grand Tour host exclaimed: "Absolute drivel.

Paddy McGuinness has played Jeremy Clarkson at his own game with his A-Level results tweet.Presenter Clarkson, 60, is known for his annual A-Levels gag where he shares his own poor results and contrasts them with his current success.This year, the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? host wrote: “A level results not great? Don’t worry, I got a C and 2 Us and I’m currently building a large house with far reaching views of the Cotswolds.”However, McGuinness, 47, couldn’t help but poke fun at Clarkson by goading him about his former role as Top Gear presenter.“A level results not great?” he told his 497.6k followers, “Don’t worry, I got a C and two Us and I’m the host of the world’s biggest motoring show, Top Gear.”He then added: “Some lovely

Jeremy Clarkson has told his fans to ignore their bad A-level results as he failed and is still rich.Every year without fail Jeremy takes to his official Twitter account to remind his young fans that A-levels do not "define them" and that he, and many others, have found success even with "bad" grades.Informing his fans that it is in fact possible and not the end of the world, he tweeted a message out to his 7.2million fans to remind them.He tweeted: "A-level results not great? Don’t worry, I got a C and two Us and I’m currently building a large house with far reaching views of the Cotswolds."Jeremy continued in a second tweet: "And I didn’t even get the chance to insist the government gave me three As instead."Following his first tweet,

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Top Gear alongside Jeremy Clarkson, 60, and Richard Hammond, 50, from 2003 until 2015, has discussed what "annoyed" him the most during his time working with the BBC.The Grand Tour host described the annoying aspect as a "displacement activity".It comes after James joined Rachael Hogg on the FoodTribe YouTube Channel, for a new video to discuss whether tea or coffee is superior.After Rachael provided her argument for coffee, James proceeded to explain why he "hates" the drink so much.Recalling his time working for the broadcaster, the star divulged: "When I was at the BBC, the thing that would annoy me was you'd go there."So this is when I was at Top Gear, I did toy stories and things at the BBC."He continued: "You'd go to the BBC's White

Jeremy Clarkson has been mocked for boasting about his wealth in an annual tweet he posts every A-Level results day.As hundreds of thousands of students prepared to find out which grades they’d received, many celebrities – including Davina McCall, Gordon Ramsay and Richard Osman – sent well wishes and messages of luck to the school leavers among their Twitter followers."Robin Williams tears into Donald Trump in resurfaced 2012 stand-up clip-.mp4""Jason Derulo knocks out Will Smith's teeth in golf prank""Sideman quits Radio 1Xtra over BBC's use of n-word""Robin's Wish trailer""Trailer: Surviving Jeffrey Epstein""Euphoria: Season One - trailer""The Clock Starts Ticking This May - 24- LIVE ANOTHER DAY - FOX BROADCASTING""I'm A Celebrity 2020

we’ve seen him share some low key humblebrags about his rented French chateaus, his Range Rovers, and his yachts, in an effort to ease the stress of students who might not have got the marks they expected.Today? We’re back on the house wagon, as he bragged about his latest real estate development in the country, where he is running the Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds.He tweeted on Thursday morning: ‘A level results not great? Don’t worry, I got a C and 2 Us and I’m currently building a large house with far reaching views of the Cotswolds.’Oh, that wasn’t it though, as he seemingly levelled a dig in the direction of the government in the process.He went on: ‘And I didn’t even get the chance to insist the government gave me three As

Jeremy Clarkson left fans rolling their eyes with his annual boast about flunking his A levels on results day.

A Level results may have been anything but expected this year, one thing is refreshingly familiar; Jeremy Clarkson’s annual tweet about failing his own A Levels nearly 40 years ago.For years now, the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? presenter has predictably tweeted about how he didn’t achieve the grades he wanted, but went on to holiday on a superyacht in the Med/buy multiple Range Rovers/pay for a chef to prepare him truffles for breakfast (pick your favourite).This year, the 60-year-old has kept it classic, tweeting: “A level results not great? Don’t worry, I got a C and 2 Us and I’m currently building a large house with far reaching views of the Cotswolds”And while some find it frustrating that the presenter tries to make the day about

Jeremy Clarkson branded the answers provided by the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire audience as "irritating" during tonight's episode.The 60-year-old presenter was joined by optometrist Helen in the studio, as she managed to make it to £64,000 without a hitch.Impressed by her performance, Jeremy confessed he was "of a tingle all of a sudden," anticipating a big win.He added: "Now here we are really heading up the board!"Unfortunately, a question about sugary treats threw a spanner in the works, as Helen was forced to turn to her "ask the audience" lifeline.The question read: "The city of Lubeck is renowned for main which product that was awarded EU protected states in 1996."Four options were listed below – nougat, butterscotch, marzipan and

James May, 57, opened up on his lifestyle overhaul as he sat down for a chat with Rachael Hogg on her FoodTribe YouTube Channel.The former Top Gear presenter credited his "other half" Sarah Frater for helping him advise healthy food and drink alternatives.He explained: "Sarah my other half has put me on a sort of, I don't know what it's called, it's a diet, it's a slimming diet."It's a be good to your bowels, be good to your stomach, bowels as in the medieval sense of everything that's inside you."James detailed how to help keep weight off he drinks his tea "black" though he usually prefers it made with leaves."So I drink it black, but usually my cup of tea would be made in a pot because it tastes better in a pot. "Made with loose leaves

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, took a swipe at the WAG’s mass of luggage in his recent column.He wrote: “I was happy to see that Coleen Rooney has found time in her busy schedule to head off for a summer holiday in ­Barbados.“But I couldn’t help noting in the pictures that she was travelling with about 500 extremely large suitcases.”Querying her decision, the former Top Gear star added: “Why? It’s not like she’ll need an anorak or any scarves.Debbie McGee opens up on ‘unsure times’ as she shares ‘sad' news“Perhaps she thinks they don’t have washing machines in Barbados.“Or maybe she thinks we’ll give a damn if she appears on the beach for two days running in the same bikini.”Coleen has been giving her social media followers an insight into the