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The Grand Tour host was referencing his long-running row with the Good Morning Britain host.The pair have since made a truce after a five-hour drinking session in the summer of 2014.Jeremy did not revisit his row with Piers, 55, but instead slammed the politician.After mocking her monogrammed face mask, he started: "I’ve been worrying about Nicky From The North for some time now because she seems to be consumed, above all else, with a hatred of the English in general and Boris Johnson in particular."...She knew that the economic damage she caused by closing everything down would have to be mended, ultimately, by tax-payers in England."The Scottish Government have this week toughened coronavirus restrictions further, in a bid to slow the

Rowan Atkinson, 65, has signed a letter alongside actress Elaine C Smith and writers Chris Brookmyre and Val McDermid against the SNP’s Hate Crime and Public Order Bill.The group has concerns about its impact in relation to “stirring up hatred”, which could see those who express divisive views spend up to seven years in prison.Mr Yousaf has defended the act as an “important milestone” in the fight against prejudice.In a letter composed by the Humanist Society Scotland, they explained: “The Bill creates stirring up offences without any intent being examined; merely that words, action, or artwork might do so.“This offence could even be applied to being in possession of materials produced by someone else, where sharing the material could stir

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has declared he is "fed up" with Nicola Sturgeon,50, after he claimed she used her "thunderstorm of hindsight" to criticise Prime Minister Boris Johnson,56.The motor expert said that no matter what appears to happen, Nicola finds a way to see it as "Boris' fault".Jeremy questioned: "Is anyone else getting fed up with Nicola Sturgeon as she rides around on a thunderstorm of hindsight, criticising Boris Johnson for absolutely everything that's wrong with the world?"His complaint follows Nicola's condemnation of Boris' "absurd and ridiculous political comments" after the latter said that she could make people potentially quarantine if entering Scotland from other parts of the UK.At the Scottish Government's coronavirus