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Lisa Hogan has revealed that her partner Jeremy Clarkson is "horrified" by her fondness for electric vehicles, despite his preference for "he just likes V12 engines". Speaking on the Sunday with Miriam podcast, the 50 year old actress and star of Clarkson's Farm shared insights into their life together.

A close pal of the highly acclaimed former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has taken aim, claiming that the broadcaster 'can't listen and has no patience'. Andy Wilman, who is also the executive producer on Clarkson's Farm was speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival when he made the controversial comments.

EXCLUSIVE: Andy Wilman looks like a man who’s not seen sunlight for a while. Peering down the barrel of a Zoom call, he’s got a touch of man flu after a spell in his editing bunker. Wilman is perpetually “in an edit.” He’s currently honing the final episode of The Grand Tour, but he could just as well be looking at rushes from Clarkson’s Farm Season 4. It is his happy place.

In a new interview, the Grand Tour host, 59, explained the three aren’t as close as fans might think, as he explained they have different lifestyles and political views.James said that a common misconception shared by many viewers was that the three of them might at first appear to be “a bit Brexit, or a bit UKIP".However, he went on to say that none of the three are actually like that in reality.He added that out of the trio, he was definitely the least conservative-minded.The motorhead added that while Richard and Jeremy are “trying to join the aristocracy” and “wear waistcoats and tweed”, such a lifestyle doesn’t appeal to him.He explained: “One of the things that’s always worried me about what we do is that we might seem to be a bit sort of Brexit and a bit UKIP“And actually, none of us are. I’m probably the least [like that] of the three of us.”“Obviously the other two are just trying to join the aristocracy.“They wear waistcoats and tweed and scratch about on their estates.

'People won't like it' Karren Brady swipes at Meghan MarkleHowever, while taking Top Gear on the road, James reportedly feared that the rock and roll lifestyle may have been too much for him.Long-term colleague, Phillipa, has detailed the moment James believed he may have been in a life or death situation.In her new memoir, Off-Road With Clarkson, Hammond and May, she recalled the moment paramedics were rushed in to check on James.After a "mad" night of travelling through Australia in an old fire engine, the group were left stunned when a member of the crew thought their hotel was on fire.Speaking of the incident, she said: "What was more of a shock was to see James May exit in his boxer shorts."Later James, our most gentle presenter,

Jeremy Clarkson has become a religious idol completely by accident.