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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.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling has once again taken to Twitter to slam the Labour party for their comments over the definition of a woman.Taking to the micro-blogging platform, the best-selling author, 56, hit out at the Labour party's leader Keir Starmer, claiming that he's "unable to defend women" after he said that "trans women are women" in a new interview. Rowling's comments come after she fumed at the Chair of the Labour Party Anneliese Dodds, and claimed that the MP was unable to define what a woman is after a BBC appearance earlier in the week.Earlier today, Rowling tweeted a Daily Mail article about MP Lisa Townsend, slamming the backlash Townsend received for re-posting a tweet Rowling had written about women's rights in December 2021.Townsend's re-posting of the message sparked criticism from three men, including Conservative MP Crispin Blunt, who complained.It was then ruled that Townsend had not been "dignified or respectful" to trans people and was demanded to explain herself to the men who reported her over the tweet.Addressing the issue in view of her 13.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has called out Sir Keir Starmer, 59, over an apparent blunder he made while hitting out at Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 57, during PMQs last week. The presenter savagely branded the Labour leader “Sir Lego Head” in his latest column while questioning his criticism of Johnson.Jeremy began by blasting MPs for “sitting around arguing like schoolchildren in a playground brawl” over the ‘partygate’ scandal.However, when Starmer eventually veered away from discussing the alleged parties that were thrown at Number 10 Downing Street during lockdown, Jeremy wasn’t impressed with that either.Starmer slammed the leader of the Tories for raising taxes for working people.He was referring to the controversial £12bn rise in National Insurance tax, which is set to begin from April, despite people simultaneously facing rising living costs.The Labour MP asked: “Why do he and the chancellor keep raising taxes on working people?”Sir Keir went on to claim taxes are having to go up because growth is dwindling under the Conservative Government.Johnson quickly dismissed the criticism and said the UK has been dealing with an “unprecedented economic crisis” caused by the Covid pandemic.Weighing in on the PMQs debate, Jeremy penned in The Sun: “In a brief diversion this week, Sir Lego Head stopp­ed talking about ­parties and asked the Tories why they keep raising taxes on working people.” The former Top Gear host then claimed Sir Keir had made an awkward error in his critique of the Prime Minister. He fumed: “Well, you idiot, it might have something to do with the fact they can’t very well raise taxes on people who aren’t working.”Sir Keir previously urged Boris to resign as prime minister after he admitted to attending a

Boris Johnsons’ response to Sir Keir Starmer during the debate to that of actor Jack Nicholson in legal drama A Few Good Men.Brian typed on Twitter in view of his 3 million followers: “I don’t think I’ve seen a Prime Minister lose their cool quite so spectacularly at PMQs.“Reminded me of Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men. Extraordinary scenes.”Underneath some fans said it was justifiable that Mr Johnson would be angered after being asked what they felt were “ridiculous questions”.One said: “He’s probably p***ed off by people asking completely ridiculous, unimportant questions, rather than being at the bridge, steering our mighty nation out of a pandemic.