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Zara Woodcock & Nisha Mal

Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat farm shop temporarily closes following Meghan Markle controversy

Jeremy Clarkson has closed his Diddly Squat farm shop one week after making some controversial comments about Meghan Markle. In a column for The Sun, the TV presenter said he dreamed about her being 'paraded naked through the streets' while people 'throw lumps of excrement at her'.

His comments were followed by a sea of complaints and outrage from the public. Independent press watchdog IPSO said it received 20,800 by Tuesday, December 20.

The former Top Gear presenter requested that The Sun remove the article from their website and admitted he made a mistake but is yet to apologise to the Duchess. He announced the farm shop's temporary closure on Instagram.

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