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Rupert Murdoch’s The Sun and British pubcaster ITV are facing pressure from dozens of UK MPs over the Jeremy Clarkson row sparked by the former Top Gear host using “violent, misogynistic language” against Meghan Markle. Letters can be seen below in full.

East Ayrshire Council’s ambassador in the campaign to end violence against women has blasted Jeremy Clarkson as a ‘pathetic excuse of man’ for comments about Meghan Markle.

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Jeremy Clarkson has issued an apology after facing intense backlash following a bizarre rant about Meghan Markle. The presenter, 62, said in a column for The Sun that he “hated” the Duchess of Sussex more than serial killer Rose West and Nicola Sturgeon.

Jeremy Clarkson has said he is “horrified” his incendiary comments about Meghan Markle in a newspaper column have “caused so much hurt.”

Jeremy Clarkson has released a statement saying he is "horrified to have caused so much hurt" following the backlash surrounding his comments about Meghan Markle.

Nicola Sturgeon has hit out at Jeremy Clarkson over his "beyond the pale" comments about Meghan Markle in a newspaper column.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, had written about his "hatred" for Meghan Markle and that he dreamt about excrement being hurled at her while she was paraded through the streets naked, after watching her controversial Netflix documentary with Prince Harry.

Jeremy Clarkson's daughter, Emily, 28, has joined a host of stars criticising the former Top Gear star for his furious rant about how much he "hates" Meghan Markle. Jeremy's comments came in response to Meghan and Prince Harry's Netflix documentary which prompted him to say he "hates" her "not like [he] hates Nicola Sturgeon or Rose West" but "on a cellular level".Continuing in his column for The Sun, Jeremy raged: "At night, I’m unable to sleep as I lie there, grinding my teeth and dreaming of the day when she is made to parade naked through the streets of every town in Britain while the crowds chant, 'Shame!' and throw lumps of excrement at her. “Everyone who’s my age thinks the same way.” Now, Emily has publicly slammed her dad's rant.She reshared a previous post in which she described her "steadfast defence" of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and criticised the media for being "hellbent on destroying" Meghan.On Sunday, Emily added the caption: "I said it last week, I'll say it again.

Jeremy Clarkson has come under fire over a rant about Meghan Markle in his column in which he said he hates her more than serial killer Rose West.

Carol Vorderman, 61, slammed Jeremy Clarkson, 62, on Twitter today after he described his hatred of Meghan Markle, 41, on “a cellular level” in his latest column. Carol called out Jeremy for his tirade against Meghan in view of her 513,200 followers, pointing out that it was “not ok on any level”. Prince Harry, 38, and his wife Meghan have sent shockwaves through the world with the release of their recent Netflix documentary. Some viewers found they sympathised with the couple, while others were left furious after the tell-all series was dropped on the streaming giant. In Clarkson’s Farm star Jeremy’s latest column, he wrote: “Meghan, though, is a different story.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, said things took a bad turn after the former Top Gear presenter got into a heated row with his friend about Meghan Markle.

Sir Keir Starmer, 60, has managed to win over Jeremy Clarkson, 62, after the Clarkson’s Farm host was worried about the Labour MP becoming prime minister due to his support of Jeremy Corbyn, 73. Jeremy had also previously lashed out at Starmer earlier this year for slamming former PM Boris Johnson over raising taxes for working people during PMQs in February.The ex-Top Gear host had branded Sir Keir an “idiot” over his remarks at the time, while hitting out at his hairstyle, branding the politician “Sir Lego Head”.However, in his latest column, Jeremy admitted he won’t “lose too much sleep” if Sir Keir manages to “get into No10”.The presenter said: “I think most of us accept that Labour will win the next election and that, as a result, Sir Starmer will be PM.“On the face of it, this is scary, because we all remember that he supported Corbyn.“Which means that behind the Lego hair and the cheery smile he sits on the political spectrum somewhere between Stalin and Scargill.”Despite these concerns, Jeremy went on to highlight that Tony Blair was “a proper little lefty”, but has since been defending Qatar amid the human rights controversies surrounding holding the 2022 World Cup in the country.The opinionated television personality continued in his The Sun column: “So who’s Starmer? What does he really think?“Well, to try to find out, I’ve had a look at his famously secretive family. “And it turns out his wife, Victoria, is a tennis fan and that the couple called their son Toby.“They’ve never revealed, publicly, the name of their daughter.

"Individually and together, we cherished Christine deeply and are thankful for the amazing memories we have.She will be so very missed."Jeremy echoed a similar sentiment, as he told his 7.9 million followers: "I’m genuinely and properly sad that Christine McVie has died."Fans flocked to comment on the post, as Mr W-ton tweeted: "It feels extra sad because we all know that her generation of 'Real' musicians will never be replicated/replaced. RIP Christine Mcvie and thoughts with all those close to her."Ian penned: "What hit me harder was that she was 79 - I still visualise her as she was recording Rumours."Daniel commented: "Very sad, but don't stop thinking about tomorrow Jezza."Phil tweeted: "Grew up with Fleetwood Mac and the music they made.

Susanna Reid has admitted she feared her career was over before it had even kickstarted when her first live interview didn't go to plan on BBC Breakfast.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has furiously supported his farm manager Kaleb Cooper’s actions after the Clarkson’s Farm star grew concerned about a drone circling Diddly Squat last week.

Vanessa Feltz issues urgent plea as daughter rushed to hospitalExpress.co.uk has contacted a representative for Kelsey for comment.The mother-of-two is yet to address the reports herself on social media. Tom rose to fame in boyband The Wanted back in 2009.He went public with his brain tumour diagnosis back in 2020 and died in March this year.The late singer and Kelsey, who married in 2018, share two children together; three-year-old Aurelia and Bodhi, two.In a recent interview on Loose Women, she opened up about the void left in her life following Tom's death.The actress told panellists: "Evenings are so tough."Because the kids go to bed and then it's just me and that's the time you speak to your partner, you gossip and you talk and I don't have that any more."Earlier this month, she took part in a five-day trek across the Sahara Desert to raise money for a breast cancer awareness charity.Jeremy Clarkson's hefty money woes almost forcing him to quit farm [REVEALED]Sharon Stone shares health woes after 16 days spent in isolation [LATEST]Heidi Klum runs into clothing disaster before date night with husband [PICTURED]At the time, she said: "I have never done anything like this before, but it is just the challenge I need to focus my mind after a very difficult year."The thought of being part of a team full of inspiring people who have also gone through extremely tough times and conquering this challenge together is fuelling my training regime.'Tom's widow has also been filming an ITV documentary exploring her grief and life as a new widow.The show titled, Kelsey Parker: Life After Tom, will follow her personal journey with grief as she hopes to connect with people in similar situations.Throughout the six-part ITVBe series,

Steph McGovern admits she 'starved' herself while on BBC Breakfast“You can imagine having a scrap at the Sandy Lane bar with Liam Gallagher would probably have ended Kenny’s public life," she added, according to The Sun.Gabby previously told the Sunday Express how the night ended up being a 12-hour long drinking marathon.She spilled: "We started at 3pm and finished at 3am and Liam didn't disappoint."If you're going to spend a night drinking with a rock'n'roll star, he absolutely lived up to his image, but let's just say my hangover the next day wasn't pleasant."Gabby and Kenny have been married for 21 years.The couple met by chance when he was out in London with teammates from the Wasps, while she was on a night out.They share 17-year-old twins Lois and Reuben. In an interview with Steven Bartlett on his Diary Of A Ceo podcast, Gabby opened up about their marriage.Jeremy Clarkson being 'sued' after farm 'trespasser' gets stuck [REVEALED]Ant and Dec react as viewers urge Charlene 'to leave' I'm A Celeb [REACTION]I'm A Celeb's Scarlette Douglas speaks out after show exit [EXCLUSIVE]After discussing his recent recovery from prostate cancer, she went on to gush about just how much he meant to her.Wiping back tears, Gabby said: "He's just great, I'm very lucky."I knew I wasn't going to lose him."He's a great man and I couldn't ever wish for anybody to have shared my life with, who is better."On their successful marriage, she went on to say they have had "rough patches" like other couples, but stressed that communication was key.She continued: "Marriage, children and the commitments, they do test you."They do put you in a position where you feel uncomfortable and not kind of how I expected things to be."The one thing is

Clarkson’s Farm star Jeremy Clarkson has called Max Verstappen a “spoiled, entitled brat” in his latest column.The former Top Gear presenter’s scathing remarks come after Max refused to let teammate Sergio Perez pass even after he had already become world champion.Jeremy noted that at first Formula 1 fans were won over by the racing driver’s “exuberant style and his get-out-of-my-way yobbery” but that the tables have since turned.The presenter then went on to describe how the sports star had gone from “hero to zero” at lighting speed in his eyes.Max sparked controversy last year when he won against Lewis Hamilton in Abu Dhabi on what was viewed by some to be an error in judgement.However, he is nonetheless one of Formula 1’s biggest stars, with fans all over the world.“Despite the controversy, we were all thrilled when he won his first world championship. And even more thrilled when he won his second,” Jeremy admitted. “But then, during one brief radio message in the closing stages of last weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix, everyone suddenly decided that actually he was a b***ard.”Jeremy went on to describe how Max had been asked to slow down in order to let his teammate Sergio pass him by.Pointing out the star’s placement was irrelevant as he had already been named world champion at that point, Jeremy described the ask as “no big deal”. Therefore, the star was infuriated to see that Max refused the request, despite it being an important race for Sergio given that he has been battling for the runner-up position. Jeremy wrote: “Now, there was one time – in Monaco – when Sergio really didn’t help Max but there have been plenty of other occasions when he actively did.

Steph McGovern admits she 'starved' herself while on BBC BreakfastAaron's cause of death is yet to be determined amid pending tests, but Taylor doesn't believe he took his own life.He added the singer was "prideful and had so much going on".The I Want Candy hitmaker spoke about being clean from his well documented drug addiction earlier this year.In August, Kaila Methven asked Aaron about his sobriety following his fourth round of treatment.He replied: "I think I turned into the real, true authentic version of myself."I went into rehab four times and I finally got it right."The following month, Aaron was back in rehab for the fifth time, but stressed this wasn't due to relapsing. Instead, the popstar claimed he returned as part of an outpatient programme to address his "triggers".Jeremy Clarkson being 'sued' after farm 'trespasser' gets stuck [REVEALED]Amanda Holden, 51, shows off impossibly toned tummy in crop top [PICTURED]I'm A Celeb's Scarlette Douglas speaks out after show exit [EXCLUSIVE]Almost two weeks on from his passing, a death certificate obtained by TMZ said he had been cremated.The document also stated that his cause of death is "deferred pending further investigation".Aaron's ashes will be held by his twin sister, Angel, until his family decide on the best way to honour him.A final resting place for the late singer is also yet to be determined.Aaron is said to have been discovered dead by his housekeeper Betty at his California home.His passing came less than a year after he and his ex, Melanie Martin, welcomed a baby boy.The popstar is the younger brother of Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter.As part of a lengthy tribute after his death, he wrote on Instagram: "I will miss my brother more than anyone will

Jeremy Clarkson on his journey on Diddly Squat Farm on the Prime Video hit Clarkson's Farm. In a recent interview, the young farmer opened up about the cost of living crisis in relation to farming and how he takes home a mere 50p an hour when working for himself in order to make a profit.Kaleb made the revelation during an interview with Jeremy Clarkson on the Performance People podcast, hosted by Ben and George Ainslie.Although he has been enjoying his newfound fame, the young budding farmer opened up about the realities of pay for farmers and what he has to do now he's opened his own cattle business.He said: "When I’m working for myself, when I’m feeding my calves in the morning – I bought eight calves, it’s like a little bit of a new business idea that I’m doing, buying calves in and then feed them on milk, which costs me about £200 a calf, then selling them at nine months."[I’m] trying to get a profit [and] see if it will work."I worked it out the other day, do you know how much my hourly rate is, how much I pay myself? 50p an hour."Kaleb also opened up about the struggles of farming in the current cost of living crisis, and explained that it’s "incredibly hard" for both contractors and the industry at the moment.He shared: "Diesel, for example, was 32p per litre last year.