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Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has said there are “lunatics in every society” when he addressed whether he was worried about vegan backlash over his farming practices.The former Top Gear star explained he is “not going round” with a machine gun shooting at the domestic animals on his Diddly Squat farm, as he insisted they were killed humanely.Speaking on whether he was “worried” over backlash on meat production at his farm from vegans, Jeremy said at the press conference for his series Clarkson’s Farm: “There are lunatics in every society, I’m not particularly worried.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, couldn’t help but aim a subtle swipe at his The Grand Tour co-presenter James May, 58, in a recent interview.The pair have been working together since they started out on Top Gear, but fans will know they have always had a teasing dynamic.Jeremy was talking about how TV has changed when he made a dig at James’ television shows.The outspoken presenter was referencing how life was easier nowadays.He said: “When I was younger I used to sit watching the most interminable drivel on television because I couldn't be bothered to get out of the chair and change channels.“Now, of course, thanks to the remote control I don't have to.“As soon as James May says ‘Hello and welcome to?’ I just press the button and, kerpow, he's

 “Because you’re on borrowed time, and soon you’ll get a tap on the shoulder from the HR Stasi.” Detailing his conversations with pals on the subject, Jeremy added: “I speak often to my friends about this, and all of them are frightened to death. “They know that if they continue to eat and do and say whatever they’ve eaten and done and said for the past 40 years, they’re going to be out of a job. “And even if they don’t, they’ll still be out on their ear for having eaten and said and done it back in 1974.”It comes after Jeremy’s former Top Gear colleague and pal Phillipa Sage claimed the presenter was "always accompanied and watched over by a BBC official" while he fronted the programme to ensure he didn't say or do anything

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that while it may not always be shown, he is forever being told off.

Top Gear, it’s been said that Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond asked for one thing in particular.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has had a tough run of it since purchasing his Chipping Norton farm, as he has encountered a number of obstacles including bad weather and the ramifications of Brexit.The born-again farmer has spoken on the difficulty of agricultural life and the challenges of filming his experience of bringing the Diddly Squat Farm Shop to life.The famous motor star has admitted that farming has proved an unexpected challenge.He shared: ”I’ve had the farm since 2008, but I haven't really been involved with it at all. "A man in the village ran it, and then he retired, and I don't know what it was, but I just thought, 'I can do that’."I genuinely thought you put seeds in the ground, weather happens and then food grows.So I thought,

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has revealed lockdown has left him drinking himself “silly”.The former Top Gear star has been spending a lot of time on his Oxfordshire farm, which will soon be the subject of a new Amazon Prime Video series.Jeremy has opened up about his health woes in a new interview ahead of his series.The Grand Tour presenter has admitted he is now “the unfittest” he’s ever been.He explained: "It’s not the Ploughman’s lunches, it's the phenomenal amount of drinking when you’re locked down."The former Top Gear star admitted he and his girlfriend, Lisa Hogan, drunk a lot during lockdown.This is especially the case as their fellow farm worker Kaleb Cooper doesn’t drink.Jeremy continued to The Sun: “[Kaleb] doesn’t drink really so I

Jeremy Clarkson has shared his thoughts on the artwork in the running to stand on the Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square today.The 61-year-old television presenter branded it "ridiculous" and mocked the shortlist of artists.Jeremy said the best they could come up with was a "warty man and some naan bread" and encouraged people to take their kids to London to laugh at the artwork.However, the father-of-three believes there should not be such a big debate about what will fill the coveted spot as the temporary installation won't be there for long.Most of it will end up in an underground storage facility, he said.Jeremy aired his views in his Sunday Times column."In fact, you can even use the shortlist of artists as a way to cheer

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has hit out at actor Matt Le Blanc, 53, following the release of Friends: The Reunion show.

The Grand Tour star, Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has revealed that after losing faith in police forces across the nation, he hopes to launch his own constabulary.

'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, 60, branded him a “t**t” for being a passionate advocate for the cars.Speaking on the Driven Chat podcast, he said: “People used to say to me, ‘You’re mad’.“I was promoting them in 2011, I’d take them and show them to [Jeremy] Clarkson and he’d say, ‘You’re a t**t’ and who’s laughing now?”The former Top Gear host went on to say it’s “important” for the public to know how electric cars work and slammed Government ministers for being against their use, despite some many not owning one.George Clooney forced to snub Prince Harry outingQuentin has previously hit out at Jeremy and the Top Gear team over what he described as “c**p” reporting on an electric car during an episode.The car enthusiast tested out a £92,000 Tesla

runs Diddly Squat farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, and was supported by his loyal followers overnight after revealing the unwelcome visitor.Taking to Twitter on Wednesday, Jeremy – whose hens’ eggs he sells at his Diddly Squat Farm Shop – said that a large number of his chickens had been destroyed, writing: ‘A fox has just killed 34 of my hens.’While the presenter didn’t share any further information on the situation, when a follower questioned whether Jeremy was being serious or not and shared they were ‘waiting for the punchline’, the former Top Gear host said: ‘You’ll hear it’, as fans suggested he was going to take matters into his own hands to deal with the fiendish fox.Over on his Instagram, Jeremy shared a clip of a bunch of

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 61, took to Twitter to share some sad news about his Diddly Squat Farm this evening.The star was inundated with support from fans after he shared that a fox had unfortunately caused a great deal of havoc amongst his livestock.Jeremy told his 7.3 million followers that the animal had killed 34 of his chickens.The television personality cares for the hens, whose eggs he sells at his Diddly Squat Farm Shop, alongside cows and sheep.The Grand Tour host, who keeps busy working on his farm in Chadlington, Oxfordshire alongside his TV career, penned: “A fox has just killed 34 of my hens.”Fans quickly rushed to the comments section of his post to offer their sympathies over the situation.One person wrote: “Foxes

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, Richard Hammond, 51, and James May’s, 58, former PA Phillipa Sage has revealed the Top Gear trio were less than impressed when Paul Hollywood, 55, tracked them down at a party.Sage worked for the presenters during filming until they left the BBC show in 2015.After working with the stars closely over the years, Phillipa spilled that The Great British Bake Off judge was a fan and very excited to meet them at an event, but “the feelings weren’t mutual”.She revealed the awkward encounter took place at a surprise Halloween party set up for the hosts following a show in Birmingham.Sage recalled: “One night we arrived back from the NEC in Birmingham to discover our house had been decorated for Halloween and we were welcomed by

Top Gear host James May took to Twitter yesterday on what he described as the “rubbishest” Bank Holiday.The Grand Tour presenter was swiftly reminded of a past incident, which he had completely forgotten about.Current Top Gear star Chris Harris recalled how both he and James had attended the same car launch a few years ago.He said that the 58-year-old television presenter had asked a rather awkward question at the Ford Galaxy presentation.The query reportedly did not impress the bosses at the brand one bit.James revealed that he had put the incident out of his mind, and joked that he'd been “proper t**t” at the event.In view of his 3.1 million followers, car enthusiast James tweeted: “This is the rubbishest Bank Holiday Monday ever.”Chris

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, was called out by one of the publicists he’s worked with in the past, about being mentioned in his column for The Sunday Times.The Grand Tour host was writing in his piece about how nicknames were a staple of British humour.In his latest column for the publication, Jeremy hit out at “the language police”.The presenter made an impassioned defence of the art of a nickname in the piece.At one point, he referenced a PR man who he often works with in the industry.He penned: “There’s a PR man in the car industry named Wayne Bruce.

Top Gear host says his slimmer waistline is partly down to the fact that he hasn’t seen his co-stars Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond much in the last year.The Amazon Prime star, who launched a solo cookery book and TV series recently, admitted that he has barely driven a car during lockdown.Instead, he has headed out on his bike for daily exercise.James revealed that he’d cycled between five and 10 miles everyday and joked that he had probably forgotten how to drive a car.James has only driven a "dozen" of times in the past 12 months and that was to go to the dump or to check on his newly purchased country pub.The Grand Tour presenter is normally seen driving all over the world on adventures with Jeremy and Richard.When asked if he

Tom was asked: "What do you dislike the most about James as a presenter?""Go on, get it off your chest," James quipped, as his companion mulled over his response."I'm not sure we're allowed to talk about this..." he replied, before carrying on.

Top Gear presenter James May, 58, suffered an audio disaster during a recording for an episode of series DriveTribe.Speaking to director and producer Tom Whitter who he has worked with for over a decade, James sat down to reminisce with his colleague who worked on James May's Cars of the People in 2014.Starting the episode, Tom joked with his colleague and friend."Is this the bit where I get to say, 'How does my hair look?'" he asked the star.James simply replied with a "yes," but his voice sounded somewhat off and different to normal.The car fanatic then went on to introduce himself, which served to highlight the dodgy audio even more.However, a message soon appeared on screen explaining the reason behind the presenter's strange sounding

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has revealed that “every single day” people pull outside his Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds, eat lunch, and then “lob” all their packaging out of the window.The rubbish left by members of the public has made the former Top Gear host so infuriated that he believes they should be “taken behind the nearest bush and bludgeoned to death".Opening up on litter left at his farm, Jeremy shared: “Every single day, on the scenic road that goes through my farm, people pull up in a gateway, have their lunch and then, before driving off to resume their day, lob all the packaging out of the window.“I’d love to know what goes through their heads when they do this, and fervently wish it was a bullet,” he added.A couple of weeks ago