JEREMY Clarkson today slammed his former employer over its coverage of the farmers’ protest. The former Top Gear presenter is among 10,000 farmers protesting Labour’s so-called

Thousands of farmers descended on Westminster this morning to protest the Labour government’s new inheritance tax plans. As protesters brandished placards and called for the Chancellor to row back

Victoria pushed him on his own comments regarding inheritance and the acquisition of Diddly Squat, and he clapped back with: "I wanted to shoot," claiming that the inheritance tax situation is only an incidental benefit of the situation.

Ex-Labour minister Jim Murphy condemned Clarkson as 'rude' and 'aggressive' - but ex-Conservative party chairman Sir Jake Berry hit back to defend him.