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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’s application to expand the car park at his Diddly Squat Farm has reportedly been rejected.The TV presenter had been hoping to increase the number of parking spaces in the compound from 10 to 70.The application also outlined new entry and exit points off Chipping Norton Road, as well as a storage compound, according to the BBC.The aforementioned outlet reported that the West Oxfordshire District Council had declined the plans, saying they would have been "visually intrusive”.West Oxfordshire District Council (WODC) explained in its decision notice issued on Friday that the location, size and design of the application would not have been "compatible or consistent in scale with the existing farming business or its open countryside location”.It added that it would have had a "harmful impact on the rural character, scenic beauty and tranquillity of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty”.The update comes after an application for a restaurant on the property was refused by the council in January.Jeremy had faced backlash from the local community over his idea to expand the farm.More than 50 objections from local residents were registered with the council.Soon after the application was rejected Jeremy broke his silence in a post shared on Twitter.Taking to the social media platform, an online user questioned if the presenter-turned-farmer had any vacancies available.The Twitter user, who went by the name Suzie Pennington, wrote: "Hi Jeremy. Do you take on work experience on the farm?“My son...

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

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.

Jeremy Clarkson has told how he's changed his mind over the human rights barrister, George Clooney's wife Amal, after listening to her talk at the United Nations a few days ago.The Clarkson's Farm star, 62, heralded the brunette beauty, 44, as having the "most beautiful voice" after admitting that he initially assumed her to be a "human rights loony."The Clarkson's Farm star took a U-turn over his thoughts on human right's barrister Amal following her speech at a UN meeting in New York earlier this week.George's wife of eight years urged the UN to hold Russia accountable for the alleged war crimes it has committed in Ukraine.Top Gear star Jeremy told how he assumed the legal expert to be a "drippy human rights loony who can only ever get her lefty messages across" as she's married to the Hollywood icon.However, the farmer relayed that he was blown away after listening to her talk at the UN meeting on Wednesday.He cited that Amal has the "most beautiful voice I’ve ever heard", adding that it was like having "warm honey" poured into his ears despite not understanding what she was speaking about, he wrote in his column in The Sun.Jeremy's comment came days after Amal set pulses racing in a sheer, skin tight red dress as she stepped out in New York city for dinner with her mother Baria Alamuddin.Dressed up to the nines, the human rights attorney's petite waist was on show as the brightly-coloured dress hugged her trim figure.The bottom of Amal's dress featured detailed embroidery and ruched fabric across her hips.The look was complete with two bows at the back which added more elegance to the dress.She partnered the outfit with a pair of silver stiletto heels and a boxy rectangle clutch.The mother of twins, Alexander and

Amazon Prime co-star Jeremy Clarkson regularly argue behind the scenes of Clarkson's Farm as camera crews aren't there to stop them.The feisty relationship between the two has been well documented, but in a new interview, Kaleb has opened up on the goings at Diddly Squat Farm when cameras aren't rolling.When asked how often they argue, Kaleb joked: "Probably more, because we don't have a film crew stopping us!" The pair's antics have regularly made for compelling viewing.Kaleb has on occasion been forced to drag Jeremy's £40,000 Lamborghini tractor out of ditches, before scoffing that to Jeremy, the valuable equipment is just an "ornament".He hasn't held back on calling him an "idiot", either, as Jeremy gets to grips with the challenging lifestyle of a farmer.Kaleb had famously admitted he'd never previously read a book and the first one he picked up, Jeremy's Diddly Squat: One Year On the Farm, featured colourful insults about him.However, dismissing the claim that he is a "tractor driver", Kaleb hit back: "That's f***ing s**t."I'm a farm manager. I'm the boss.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has weighed in on Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz’s luxurious wedding extravaganza.

Piers Morgan, 57, has responded to a damning review of his new show Uncensored, which aired on TalkTV last night.The former Good Morning Britain presenter took to social media to react to the criticism that he resembled a “Jeremy Clarkson tribute act”. Journalist Piers Morgan returned to our screens last night, marking the occasion with an explosive interview from former US President Donald Trump, 75, and repeatedly slamming the idea of “cancel culture”. Today Piers informed his fans today that his bold comments had prompted a comparison to be made between himself and Jeremy Clarkson, 62.Jeremy is the star of Amazon Prime show Clarkson’s Farm and previously presented the BBC’s Top Gear for many years, before he was axed from the show after punching producer Oisin Tymon. Piers took to Twitter this morning to share an unfavourable review of last night’s show with his 7.9 million followers, referring to an incident at the 2004 Press Awards, when Jeremy punched Piers in the head.He wrote: “UPDATE: The Guardian review says I’m a ‘Jeremy Clarkson tribute act’. “Given my long-time respect and admiration for @JeremyClarkson (when he’s not punching me in the head), his fierce intelligence, razor-sharp wit and rakishly handsome looks, I take this as a massive compliment!”The ex-ITV presenter's tweet came as an update from his previous tweet on Sunday ahead of his TalkTV debut. At the time he wrote: “The only way the PR campaign for @PiersUncensored could possibly get any better is if the @guardian review it and say it’s terrible, unwatchable and the end of civilization as we know it. “Don’t let me down you whiny woke wastrels!” he added.The review in question didn’t hold back when it came to Piers’ new show and even addressed his

Priti Patel, who has served as Home Secretary since 2019, is already facing backlash to her plan which involves shipping asylum seekers all the way to Rwanda after they have already arrived in the UK. Jeremy Clarkson has suggested that the “extremely pretty” African country is still a better alternative than “the damp basement of a Lancashire terraced house” in the UK. Jeremy, 62, had a rather unusual take on the plan proposed by the Home Secretary, 50, comparing it to a game of Snakes and Ladders. However, he also seemed to take the view that things could be worse for the asylum seekers fleeing from hardship in their own countries.  “It’s not the end of the world,” the Clarkson’s Farm presenter suggested.

Amber Heard, 36, is currently a feature of headlines due to her ongoing defamation trial with actor Johnny Depp, 58. Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has recalled in his column how he met the actress and how she had wanted her stint on Top Gear in an effort "to be seen".Amber appeared on Top Gear in 2011 when she joined an array of celebrities to try to get the fastest lap in a reasonably priced car.Although fairly unknown at the time, she appeared on the show to promote her then-new film Drive Angry starring Nicholas Cage.Recalling her appearance on the show, Jeremy said: "Back in 2011, Amber Heard’s people called to ask the Top Gear producers if she could be a Star In A Reasonably Priced Car."Immediately the producer replied: 'Amber who?'"They explained that she was a lesbian petrolhead who loved muscle cars, so we signed her up straight away."And then, on the day she was to be filmed, her people said that she wasn’t really a lesbian and that she couldn’t drive a manual."He continued: "On the track, she turned out to be slower than the BBC’s then political correspondent, Nick Robinson, and former Sun Page 3 girl Peta, 23, from Essex."Still, she got what she wanted.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, and his show Clarkson's Farm.The farmer took to Instagram today to talk about Diddly Squat's farm shop, despite the backlash the shop has received in the past.Kaleb posted a video to his Instagram story from his tractor as he did the rounds at Diddly Squat.He posted the video in view of his one million Instagram followers.Kaleb said: "I think every farm should have a farm shop."He then moved the camera to show off the burger he had on his lap, insinuating it was from Diddly's farm shop.After zooming into the burger, he exclaimed: "Woah!"Kaleb's comments come after a two year fight with residents living around Diddly Squat farm.However, the complaints have escalated massively in recent months as the public have begun to write letters to the local council to complain about the farm's expansion.Jeremy has been looking to add a 60-space car park with a separate entrance.This was planned to please local residents after many complained of cars being parked on the side of roads around the area.However, many still aren’t happy as they call his shop an "eyesore".While West Oxfordshire District Council decides what to do on Jeremy's expansion plans, residents have sent in several letters which are free for the public to read.Nigel Winser, from Chadlington, wrote the following in objection: "If the Farm Shop was loyal to selling local farm produce, the small car park is appropriate."Alas, the shop is already selling souvenirs that attract a large number of buyers from all corners of the UK."This trend will continue to grow year on year, with an increasing number of national and international buyers.

his partygate scandal jibe. Last week, Downton Abbey star Dan took a swipe at Prime Minister Boris Johnson while discussing his new political drama Gaslit by US network Starz. Describing the series, he said: ‘Well, what you’ve got is a criminal for a leader who is wrapped in a messy war, embroiled in a stupid scandal and surrounded by ambitious idiots and really should resign and… no I’m sorry… that’s the intro to Boris Johnson.

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Jeremy Clarkson has opened up about his weight loss efforts, after realising that none of his shirts ‘fit any longer’.The Grand Tour host, 62, took matters into his own hands to overhaul his lifestyle after realising that his daily walks – some which are seven or eight miles long – weren’t ‘doing much good.Instead, he installed a make-shift gym in his garden room, with ‘very elegant’ equipment, and got a gym instructor on board to help his transformation plans.Speaking in his column, he wrote: ‘The fact is that none of the shirts in my wardrobe fits any longer, I can barely do up my shoelaces and the only reason I don’t drink more is that I become breathless and sweaty every time I operate a corkscrew. ‘Plus, to get out of the bath I have to roll over onto my front and be driven by a risk of drowning onto my hands and knees. This is the only starting point from which I can successfully stand up.‘After three minutes on the bicycle my thighs hurt and my heart was like that baby alien in John Hurt’s chest.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, defended Liz Hurley, 56, after she received backlash on social media for posing with two “delicate” starfish.The Clarkson’s Farm star said accusations launched by some that Liz was killing the animals by picking them up were simply “not true”, and suggested they aim their frustrations at former president Barack Obama, 60, instead. In his latest opinion column Jeremy wrote: “Liz Hurley posed this week in a bikini while carrying a couple of starfish and immediately everyone in the increasingly mad world of social media went mental, saying that if you pick up a starfish, it will die in screaming agony.“This was then picked up by the newspapers, who basically said that Liz is a star f***er.”“There’s one small problem with the story though,” he continued.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, argued that he faced a lot of backlash for his “feeble joke about executing strikers” and that Dan Stevens, 39, did not face the same level of criticism for his recent quip about Boris Johnson.The actor drew gasps after he made a well-aimed dig at the Prime Minister on The One Show this week.In his latest opinion column Jeremy wrote: “A lefty actor of some sort went on the endlessly annoying The One Show this week and made a feeble joke comparing Boris Johnson to Richard Nixon, the disgraced and now dead ex-US President.“As a result of this . . . nothing happened.“Whereas when I went on The One Show and made a feeble joke about executing strikers, all hell broke loose.“I was on the front pages.

Amazon Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm, faced backlash when he began work on other projects.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has addressed the ongoing delay in building his dream Cotswolds home at his Diddly Squat farm.The former Top Gear host revealed the project was due to be finished back in May last year, however, because “they are builders” the work is still unfinished and his garden is “full of trenches”.Jeremy mused: “They started building it in the autumn of 2019 and I thought then that it may be a foolish endeavour because how long would I have left to live in it?“The builders said it would all be done by May of 2021, but because they are builders, here we are in the spring of 2022 and the drive's still full of vans and the garden's still full of trenches and I still can't hear myself think because of all the power tools."The Clarkson's Farm star joked that he feared death may come before the renovation is completed.“There's a very real possibility that I'll be like Brunel; dead before the builders realise my dream. Or that I'll have to get them to install some kind of stairlift before they go,” he joked.The star pondered how much time he has left now he’s a similar age to his late father when he died.He continued: “How much time do we have left and what will we be able to do with it? Those are the questions.