‘It’s preposterous’ rages Jeremy Clarkson hits back after being accused of ‘trying to annoy ramblers’ near his farm

JEREMY Clarkson has been forced to defend himself over allegations that he has deliberately placed beehives next to a public footpath. 

Diddly Squat farm is home to over 250,000 bees, a decision the Clarkson’s Farm star made because they are essential pollinators important to the ecosystem. 

Arthur Edwards / The SunJeremy Clarkson has hit back at critics who have accused him of ‘trying to annoy ramblers’ on his farm[/caption] Amazon MGM StudiosAs part of his work on Diddly Squat farm...