Jeremy Clarkson’s Top Gear is in hot water after bad language was repeatedly broadcast before the watershed on Sunday. The car programme, which ...
Top Gear bosses have rejected claims that the show's India special was insulting, describing it instead as a "warts and all" portrayal of the country....
I'm not Jeremy Clarkson. Let me make that absolutely clear. In fact I care not one bit for pretty much everything he says and does and his attitude, which can be summed up as, "Shut the fuck up, hippie, I'm talking," makes me wish I was a short, black lesbian working-class aristocratic motorphobe, just to be as unlike him as possible.
There are so many women like me. Independent, fierce and strong-minded. We are fashion focussed, we read Cosmo, Vogue, Grazia, Stylist. We are beginning to realise that cars are more than a way to get from A to B and back again. They are an accessory, a massive accessory.
This week the world of entertainment was launched head-first into awards season and, by Jove, haven't we noticed? Ceremonies kicked off with Teenag...
Jeremy Clarkson is no stranger to offence, but even he might be surprised to learn he's upset an entire country. There were murmurs of disapproval...
Jeremy Clarkson is in trouble again after making a joke about the death of Chinese cockle-pickers in Morecambe Bay. Writing in The Sun, the Top Gea...
I'm not going to ring in the New Year defending Jeremy Clarkson. What concerns me is that the immediacy of social networking is allowing many, otherwise clear-headed individuals to be sucked into frenzies which, if we witnessed them outside our computers, would have us slapping each others' faces to ward off hysteria.
Television presenter Jeremy Clarkson has become embroiled in fresh controversy after being accused of mocking Indian people and their culture. Only...
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We relish in being a nation of whingers, so it's always a good day when the annual Ofcom list of complaints is released - what's been the biggest culp...
Tom Cruise put aside any issues he may have with his height and stood proudly next to Top Gear's mismatched duo Richard Hammond and Jeremy Clarkson la...
It is so important to hate Jeremy Clarkson for the right reasons. Doing so on ridiculous grounds just spoils it for the rest of us. I say this assuming you do hate him, which I don't recommend. It only encourages him.
At what point, then, did it become an appropriate forum in which to ask Jeremy Clarkson about his views on the Public Sector strikes? Irrespective of whether his remarks were in bad taste, the simple act of asking the question deviated so heinously from the One Show's magnolia-inspired modus operandi that a more poorly thought out line of solicitation would have been harder to find.
The BBC has pulled tonight's episode of QI featuring Jeremy Clarkson from the schedule following the furore over his comments about suicide and striki...
I'd like to begin with a point of clarification. When I previously wrote in defence of dangerous thought, I should have laid out a caveat that disting...
TV presenter Richard Osman has become an unlikely heartthrob after being named the year's top "weird crush". The co-host of BBC quiz show Pointless...
Jeremy Clarkson, the controversial Top Gear presenter, is single handidly propping up Britain's manufacturing industry, London Mayor Boris Johnson has...
Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has become embroiled in further controversy after describing people who throw themselves under trains as "selfish"....
When it comes to controversial humour, there can be a thin line between applause and society baying for your blood. Some celebrities, like Jeremy Clarkson and Frankie Boyle, make careers out of it whilst public figureheads should be exempt of it in their ambassadorial roles.
Jeremy Clarkson is one of the BBC's most prominent and, admittedly, highest-paid presenters. The One Show is one of the network's most popular programmes, which links it to Clarkson's hit series, Top Gear. Its rivals jumped at the opportunity to denounce the two simultaneously in the same report.
Yesterday, Jeremy Clarkson, the journalist famous for presenting the BBC's Top Gear, made a remark that has set his name trending on the web, and apparently inflamed the vast majority of the people who feel duty bound to set up their own bonfire vigils of outrage whenever they see the first sign of smoke: politicians, tweeters, and the press offices of organisations like Unison, the public sector union.
Jeremy Clarkson might have received more than 20,000 complaints when he joked public sector strikers should be "shot in front of their families," but ...
More than 21,000 people complained to the BBC after Jeremy Clarkson joked public sector strikers should be "shot in front of their families". Foll...
If there's one thing Twitter likes more than jokes, it's a hate figure... that we can make jokes about. And today, it was the turn of Jeremy Clarks...
