Days after Jeremy Clarkson clashed with Victoria Derbyshire live on BBC TV at the farmers' protest in central London, the TV star acknowledged an issue

Jeremy Clarkson has admitted that his hit Amazon Prime TV show, Clarkson's Farm, doesn't show "the poverty" suffered by farmers

Jeremy Clarkson lifted the lid on the truths behind farming and admitted he failed to highlight significant “problems” in the agricultural industry. The former Top Gear presenter has become a prominent voice among farmers following the debut of his beloved Amazon Prime series, Clarkson’s Farm.

The Clarkson's Farm star twice said he put his money into farmland to avoid paying inheritance tax, but now says that wasn't the real story

Jeremy Clarkson was among thousands of farmers protesting in London at the government's planned changes to inheritance tax rules.

Jeremy Clarkson points out glaring problem with Clarkson’s Farm - TV presenter has been taking part in protests against the Labour government’s inheritance tax plans

Jeremy Clarkson was criticised for saying he bought his own farm as an inheritance tax dodge over a decade ago, but the petrol head-turned-TV farming champion is now changing the story. In 2009, Clarkson,