Jeremy Clarkson continues to be ever-present in the headlines - and the second series of Clarkson's Farm on Amazon Prime has put the focus on his rather surprising second career once again.
When his Diddly Squat Farm Shop - supplied by produce from the farm - reopened last month, and thousands of people flocked there. That included the Mirror's Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz.
The TV show has prompted people from all over the country to head to the shop in the Cotswolds. It sells items produced at the farm itself alongside items from nearby. But farm shops in general often charge a premium for their top-end products. And it's estimated that the prices at Clarkson's place are 200% more expensive than the nearest supermarket, Aldi, according to the Evesham Journal.
