The grand tour

HE may be just 5ft 7in and have a “tiny Birmingham brain” but Richard Hammond has spent the past three decades doing one of TV’s most dangerous jobs. Yet despite the outrageous stunts on Top Gear a…

The Grand Tour hasn’t been in Scotland for long, but according to Jeremy Clarkson, the team is now on the way home after a stint of filming for the next episode of the successful Amazon Prime Video car show. They were spotted in Scotland late last week with him, Richard Hammond, and James May driving …

Clarkson and co are trying so hard to be irksome, from Jeremy’s gap-year jewellery collection to Richard’s ice-cream homophobia. But they just can’t get their Amazon bosses angry

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that he swam in shark-infested waters during their time in Madagascar, shooting A Massive Hunt Special. This happened after Hammond attempted to speak French on the island of Réunion according to the Daily Mail. Jeremy said: ‘When we were in Réunion, we had a day of sorting ourselves out, and we …

A recent image posted by Jeremy Clarkson to his Instagram account has sparked a frenzy with fans as they question where it was taken. Some are even wondering whether it could be the legendary Top Gear track he’s filming on. Over the last week, Clarkson, accompanied by Richard Hammond and James May, has been filming …

Jeremy Clarkson and his co-presenters Richard Hammond and James May are back to work filming for this coming season of The Grand Tour. This time around, it takes them to France, where the trio have touched down and are now enjoying the sunset on a beach. Clarkson has been recording each part of the journey …

It seems as though Jeremy Clarkson is still ruffling feathers after telling cyclists to “f**k off” during his latest DriveTribe video. You can watch and read about that video by clicking here. It’s no surprise that as soon as this video was posted, there was going to be a backlash on social media. This was …

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The star's father, author Alan Hammond, 73, told MailOnline his son called him this morning to tell him he had been involved in a crash while filming in Mozambique and that 'everything is fine'.