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Jeremy Clarkson's long-time friend and executive producer of Clarkson's Farm, Andy Wilman, has taken a playful jab at the TV presenter, claiming he lacks patience and can't listen.The comments were made during the Edinburgh TV Festival when Wilman was asked if any scenes on Clarkson's Farm had to be staged. He responded by saying that the show didn't need to be "orchestrated" due to Clarkson's inability to listen and lack of patience.

Jeremy Clarkson’s new pub will open today amid national interest and fears the venture may bring more traffic problems following the success of his Diddly Squat farm shop.

Amazon Prime Video has given fans a sneak peek at the concluding episode of The Grand Tour: One for The Road, signalling the end of an era for the show and its stars Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond as they embark on their final journey.

Andy Wilman has been reflecting on the turmoil in the weeks after Jeremy Clarkson punched a Top Gear producer and was fired by the BBC.

K.J. Yossman The final ever episode of “The Grand Tour” is almost here and Prime Video is giving fans a sneak peak of what to expect — and when. “The Grand Tour: One for the Road,” a one-off special representing the conclusion of the long-running series, is set to launch on Sept.

A throwback snap of the iconic Top Gear trio sent fans into a frenzy after they noticed a cheeky detail in the background. Posted by Clarkson's Farm X on Wednesday (August 21), the pic shows James May and Richard Hammond with Jeremy Clarkson outside the Caledonian Canal Centre in Fort Augustus.Taken during their BBC era before making the switch to Amazon Prime's The Grand Tour, the photo caused quite the stir as Jeremy accidentally covered the 'C' in 'Canal'.

Richard Hammond is back tinkering with classic cars in his popular discovery+ series.This time, as the workshop hits a rough patch at the beginning of the fourth season, Richard confesses: "I'm a terrible manager.That's why I've had to get a manager in." The 54 year old adds: "I need somebody to manage this day-to-day so I'm trying people out in that first episode to plug the hole so it stops leaking money." In the gripping premiere, fans watch as Richard searches for the perfect candidate to take over The Smallest Cog following the departure of key restorer Andrew Greenhouse. Reflecting on the obstacles he faced, Richard concedes: "I got carried away and grew the business," adding, "I think Andrew grew frustrated with my lack of ability to manage it as a workshop so he stepped away." A pivotal moment for the series comes when a Rolls Royce with a rich history is brought into the shop, having shuttled historical figures such as Winston Churchill and US President Dwight D Eisenhower during World War II.

Queen’s Brian May has spoken out about Jeremy Clarkson’s views over the UK badger cull, saying that his stance on the matter is “laughable”.The comments from the Queen guitarist come as he is hosting a one-off BBC documentary about his work in the field of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) and how to prevent it without resorting to badger culling.Under current laws, any cow that tests positive for bovine TB must be destroyed, and the spread of the disease is widely reported as being stemmed from badgers.May has been a long-time opponent of badger culling and the documentary, Brian May: The Badgers, The Farmers And Me, follows him on a four-year project to eradicate the disease – which can devastate cattle populations – without harming the badgers.His views are opposed by former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, however, who has previously documented his struggles with badgers on his Amazon Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm, highlighting how the animals can damage property and also spread bovine tuberculosis to cattle.He also joked on his Amazon Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm that badgers should be “hit on the head with a hammer” to protect his cattle (as per GB News), and later told The Daily Mail: “These are not nice animals. Do not be fooled by Brian May.”The differing opinions have led to the two butting heads as far back as in 2013, and now May has publicly called out Clarkson for being “on the wrong side”.“I don’t think it’s Jeremy Clarkson’s fault because he doesn’t know, he’s a newcomer to this situation, but he’s been advised by someone who’s telling him that bovine TB can be passed by a cow sniffing a badger’s breath.

James May, known for his role on The Grand Tour, is embarking on a new adventure with a travel TV series set to air on Channel 5. After wrapping up The Grand Tour earlier this year, James, alongside co-hosts Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson, has time to explore new projects.

Former Top Gear host Andrew Flintoff has opened up about the high-speed crash that has transformed his life, saying: “I shouldn’t be here.”

Jeremy Clarkson has teased his followers with a business update after the soft opening of his charming village pub. The motoring expert and TV personality splashed out a cool £1 million on the quaint Oxfordshire establishment earlier in June.

Jeremy Clarkson just couldn't wait to show off his new pub, cheekily opening it "accidentally" before its official launch date.The TV personality and former Top Gear star welcomed locals, and his co-star, Kaleb Cooper to enjoy the Euro 2024 final at his newly acquired established, where England flags were proudly displayed, and despite the disappointing outcome for Southgate's squad, the atmosphere was buzzing with excitement. Clarkson, who is 64 years old, snapped up The Windmill for a steal at "less than £1 million".This charming establishment is tucked away in the serene Oxfordshire countryside, not far from Burford.

Jeremy Clarkson's daughter Emily Clarkson has revealed that she has spent the last three months "in bed, in tears or in hospital", just days after sharing the news that she was expecting her second child. In an emotional Instagram post, Emily revealed that she'd been suffering from hyperemesis gravidarum, which can cause symptoms such as severe and excessive nausea and vomiting as well as weight loss and dehydration during pregnancy.

Clarkson's Farm favourite Kaleb Cooper is set to tie the knot with his partner Taya, whose enthusiasm couldn't be clearer as she took to social media to post a photo-filled tribute.

Kaleb Cooper, popularly known as one of the standout personalities on Clarkson's Farm, has triggered worries among his fanbase after posting a concerning photo from a hospital.

Kaleb Cooper, the breakout star from the hit series Clarkson's Farm, has revealed an exciting career update and emotional tribute.

Kit Connor, Gordon Ramsay and Harris Dickinson were among the many stars who stepped out for the 2024 Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Sunday (July 7) in the UK.

Influencer and author Emily Clarkson, the daughter of TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson, has announced that she and her husband Alex Andrew are expecting "another little girl".The mum of one posted the happy news to her social media, writing: "Our baby girl is going to be a big sister." She also opened up about suffering the same crippling condition as Kate Middleton -hyperemesis gravidarum, which causes extreme nausea and sickness during pregnancy and sometimes requires hospital treatment. Emily and Alex are already parents to Arlo Rose, born in February 2023, and the little one featured in the pregnancy reveal video which Emily shared with her 310K Instagram followers on Friday, 12 July.

Clarkson's Farm star Jeremy Clarkson was taken aback after discovering a racy secret on the grounds of his newly acquired Cotswolds pub.

One of Britain’s favourite farmers, Kaleb Cooper, concerned his fans online after posting a snap of himself in hospital. Kaleb, who shot to fame on Jeremy Clarkson’s farming show ‘Clarkson’s Farm,’ posted a selfie of himself in hospital to his Instagram story saying “I must say I’ve grown a disliking to being sat in hospitals.Think I’m growing a fear of them.” It was unclear on his page whether he was in hospital himself, or if he was there for someone else, as he did not elaborate on his circumstances.The 26-year-old farmer has an understandable fear of hospitals given that he recently lost his grandfather.

Martin Lewis has issued a new scam warning after topping the list of the most commonly used famous faces to trick people into parting with personal or financial details in fake online advertisements. The consumer champion said topping the list was the “worst compliment” he’s ever had after analysis by MoneySavingExpert.com (MSE.com) discovered that his image was used more than 1,150 times by fraudsters.