BBC Newsnight Jeremy Clarkson clashed with TV presenter Victoria Derbyshire over the BBC’s coverage of the Government’s inheritance tax raid on farms. In an interview for BBC Two’s Newsnight programme at the farmers’ protest in Westminster on Tuesday,

Jeremy Clarkson has recognised a problem with his popular TV programme, Clarkson's Farm, just days after his heated confrontation on the BBC with Victoria Derbyshire during the farmers' protest in central London.

Jeremy Clarkson clashed with Victoria Derbyshire as the BBC Newsnight presenter asked why he was at a farmers' protest against changes to agricultural inheritance tax in London on Tuesday, 19 November.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed his true incentive for purchasing a farm - indicating he thought it would offer a "better PR story if I said I bought it to avoid paying tax". The mind behind the immensely popular Amazon Prime series,

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

Jeremy Clarkson was visibly irate with BBC journalist Victoria Derbyshire during a tense exchange at the farmers' rally in Westminster. The Clarkson's Farm star, 64, attended the protest alongside his Amazon Prime co-star Kaleb Cooper, 26, to voice opposition against the Government's £1m inheritance tax on farms.

Speaking toThe Times, Clarkson was asked whether part of the problem with the ongoing debate is that rural poverty is often hidden, meaning politicians and the general public are

Jeremy Clarkson has admitted there is a significant problem with his hit Amazon series Clarkson's Farm, acknowledging that it fails to show the true poverty faced by British farmers. The former Top Gear presenter,