'Went very well' Jeremy Clarkson offers his verdict after heated meeting with locals

To mark St David's day this year, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge paid a visit to Abergavenny and Blaenavon in Wales, a place close to their hearts. As newlyweds, the pair lived in Anglesey where William worked as a search and rescue pilot plus, of course, the pair will one day be the Prince and Princess of Wales.

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterKaleb Cooper looked almost unrecognisable in one stunning transformation snap, as he posed for a rare photo with his girlfriend.The Clarkson’s Farm star looked incredibly dapper as he donned a smart tuxedo - complete with a black blazer and bow tie - as he posed with a drink in hand.Kaleb is best known for accompanying pal Jeremy Clarkson on his Amazon Prime farming show - often rolling his eyes at Jezza’s antics as he instructs him over proper use of farming equipment.He was also forced to drive into the busy London city centre in order to shift some of their stock, much to Kaleb’s disgruntlement.But, ditching his muddy faming gear and wellies, Kaleb certainly

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, wrote in his column with The Sunday Times how he has lost his love for driving over the last year.

DON'T MISS...Miriam Margolyes told to 'f*** off' by Richard Harris [INSIGHT]Helen Skelton finally breaks silence on baby news after pal's slip-up [UPDATE]Jeremy Clarkson leaves locals 'fuming' after announcing plans for farm [UPDATE]"Will we be seeing you there?" Phil asked Lorraine via video link."No, I'm interviewing an amazing, big legend. And the only time we can do it is right when the NTAs are on," she went on to explain."So I'll be sad to not be there applauding."Holly then pressed the presenter for more details about who she would be interviewing."It's Billie Jean King.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletter Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson is flogging the lambs brought up on his Diddly Squat farm.

The Guardian.While a separate resident told the publication: “You see gangs of young lads walking about. We’re just not used to it.”A third person also admitted there are people in the village who “won’t ever change” as many like the “rural working-class” atmosphere of Chadlington.They added: “It is a real place.

Jeremy Clarkson has today shared how his efforts to promote his programmes online sparked "cross" words from his colleagues.The Grand Tour host says his inability to use common features on the likes of Twitter and Instagram, saw him reach out to the "eight-year-olds in the marketing department".The 61-year-old compared himself to his father back in the 1970s, when the latter attempted to buy a new stereo.The presenter said the salesman would "taunt" him, asking how many watts he wanted.He likened it to today's social media pages and how he doesn't know what all the jargon means.This becomes a major issue when it comes to being "contractually expected" to update followers about his latest small screen offerings.Despite his supposed lack of

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson says he's fed up of visitors who come to his Diddly Squat Farm urinating on his driveway.

Former Top Gear frontman Jeremy Clarkson has complained that “nuisance” visitors to his Cotswolds farm, Diddly Squat, in Chipping Norton, have been urinating on his driveway. The car-mad star, 61, whose series Clarkson’s Farm has been renewed for a second series on Amazon Prime Video, has said he is fed up of visitors to the farm shop urinating on his property.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, spoke to locals about "nuisance" visitors who even urinated on his driveway, according to a new report.The reality series, Clarkson's Farm, has made his Cotsworld holding a top tourist destination.On Thursday, Jeremy called a meeting in Memorial Hall in Chadlington, Oxfordshire, to discuss with locals some of the issues that have arisen at his 100 acre site.The former Top Gear host later broke his social media silence to confirm that the meeting went well.A fan said: "@JeremyClarkson good luck at your meeting this evening."To which he replied: "It went very well, thank you."Since the start of his Prime Video series, thousands of visitors have rushed to the new tourist destination.However, not all have been polite on

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson finally met face-to-face with Chadlington villagers in a tense meeting about the issues caused by his farm's growing popularity.The 61-year-old opened his Diddly Squat farm shop last year, and televised the process in his Amazon Prime show Clarkson’s Farm.However, it soon drew anger from locals after fans from across the UK travelled for hours to attend the shop, causing huge queues of traffic and generating complaints from residents.The presenter called a meeting on Thursday, September 9, to address the traffic issues and any "gossip" circulating about his future plans for the business.Arriving at Chadlington Memorial Hall, Jeremy told reporters:

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, was met with mixed reactions from locals in Chipping Norton, after he called a meeting at Memorial Hall in Chadlington, Oxfordshire to discuss his future plans for his farm.

Jeremy Clarkson revealed it was “the worst thing ever” seeing her fluffy companion shaken up by the horrifying incident.On her Instagram story, Emily shared a photo of the black labradoodle and typed: “This little biscuit got hit by a bike in the park this morning, both she and the cyclist are fine thank god, just shaken."To calm the canine down, she treated her to a doggy cappuccino from a nearby cafe.She continued: “Bought her a puppacino to make her feel better.“Have made a mistake tbf… if she thinks it’ll get her more puppacinos she’ll be hit by bikes more often.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterJeremy Clarkson is set to meet villagers in Chadlington to answer questions and concerns about his Diddly Squat farm shop.The Grand Tour presenter, 61, opened his new business venture last year.It soon drew anger from locals after fans from across the UK travelled for hours to attend the shop, causing huge queues of traffic and generating complaints from residents.Jeremy will now meet with residents of the village near Chipping Norton in West Oxfordshire to answer their questions.Described as a "Diddly Squat Farm Q & A!", the meeting with take place at 7pm tonight (September 9) and has been advertised in posters around Chadlington.The poster reads: "As there seems to

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, will reportedly appear in person at Chadlington Memorial Hall at 7pm tomorrow.The former Top Gear host will be “explaining his plans” for his Diddly Squat Farm and also taking questions from villagers following complaints about the increased level of traffic in the area since his business opened this year.Posters have gone up around the Oxfordshire village announcing the event - which comes with cheese and wine.The notices say: “As there seems to be some debate in the village about what’s going on at Diddly Squat, Jeremy Clarkson will be at the Memorial Hall to explain his plans and to take any questions you may have.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, made it clear he doesn't accept lateness as an excuse when it comes to scheduled meetings. And if any of his team are late, well...

Jeremy Clarkson has admitted he is more concerned about falling over than he has ever been in his life.The former Top Gear host, who is no stranger to risking his life or serious injury driving fast cars around a race track, said that at 61, falling and injuring himself in his day-to-day life has become a "realist worry".Jeremy said he fears falling over at home or while working on his farm in the Cotswolds.He joked about causing an earthquake as he recalled climbing over the gates in the fields.At home, he said getting out of the shower caused him a lot of worry as the potential for injury was high because of the slippery surfaces.Getting undressed before bed at night time was also a worry, due to the need to balance on one leg."You should